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by Edgar Degas, 1869
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Edgar Degas captured this horse racing scene in 1869, depicting jockeys and spectators at the track. The oil painting shows his early interest in movement and modern leisure, subjects that would define his career.
Degas was drawn to the racetrack as a subject for its combination of speed, elegance, and social gathering. This work is held at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
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