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by Edgar Degas
Edgar Degas painted the portrait of Diego Martelli, an Italian art critic and supporter of the Impressionists. Martelli is shown seated casually amid scattered papers on his desk.
The informal pose reflects their friendship. This work is at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
The painting marked a turning point in artistic technique or subject matter.

James Pradier, 1825
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

, 1880
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

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Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

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Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland
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