Abstract Lines 1877

This sketch, titled "Abstract Lines," was created in 1877 by Edgar Degas, a renowned Impressionist painter and sculptor. Though known for his iconic portrayals of dancers, Degas also explored abstract forms. This simple drawing showcases the artist's exploration of line and composition, demonstrating his keen interest in geometric structures. The minimalist approach and subtle lines invite viewers to contemplate the interplay of shape and space, highlighting Degas's versatility beyond his more famous subjects.