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Seeing one of Edgar Degas ballerina paintings is like getting to peek behind the curtain at a renowned dance company. In “Dance Studio at the Opera,” Degas gives a behind-the-scenes look at the Paris Opera House. Dancers hone their craft carefully and elegantly as two gentlemen look on. There’s one dancer entering the scene that takes center stage, so to speak, immediately drawing the eye to her graceful form. Degas had an undeniable gift for painting scenes like this one, which was originally created in 1872. He blends just the right amount of detail with swift Impressionist brush strokes to create a realistic scene that also looks like it’s a snapshot captured in time. Whether you’re a fan of ballet or you simply love this look into 19th century Paris, you’ll want to add this piece to your own personal collection. Get this incredible oil painting reproduction of “Dance Studio at the Opera” by Edgar Degas at overstockArt.
