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by Edgar Degas
Edgar Degas captured a dancer at rest, taking a break from practice. These moments of relaxation between efforts interested him as much as performance. The pose is natural and unguarded.
Degas showed the physical demands of ballet through such quiet scenes. This work is at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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