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by Edgar Degas
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Edgar Degas depicted ballerinas in the mundane act of tying their ballet slippers. This intimate moment reveals his interest in the everyday rituals of dancers.
Degas often showed dancers in unglamorous poses, bending, stretching, or adjusting their costumes. These candid views set his work apart from idealized ballet imagery.
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