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Dancers in Pink
by Edgar Degas
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Edgar Degas completed this group of ballerinas dressed in pink tutus. The soft colors and graceful poses exemplify his mastery of the ballet subject.
Degas's use of pastel tones creates a delicate, dreamlike quality. This work is at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
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About Dancers in Pink
You can see it at Cleveland Museum of Art in Cleveland, United States. Edgar Degas created it. Edgar Degas painted this group of ballerinas dressed in pink tutus.
Edgar Degas created this delicate ballet scene You can see it at Cleveland Museum of Art. Edgar Degas painted this group of ballerinas dressed in pink tutus.
Degas grouped dancers by costume color, creating harmonious compositions. Pink tutus against green-brown backgrounds became one of his most recognizable Impressionist color combinations.
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