Prince Eugen of Sweden, who visited in 1896, “wondered how Degas could find any specific color in the jumble of crumbling pastels.” The wax model of a dancer in a tutu standing in a glass case ...

A new exhibition promises to change the way we see the late work of Edgar Degas. On view through next January 5, the oil paintings, pastels, charcoal studies and sculptures in "Degas: Beyond ...

A member of Declare Emergency, a climate activist group known for eye-catching protests, was found guilty of defacing a Degas ...

The gown features a print of Edgar Degas's 1877 pastel Dancer with a Bouquet, depicting a dancer holding a large bouquet on stage. The painting is a masterclass in light, color, composition ...

For over 300 years, La Maison du Pastel has handcrafted these pastels, used by artists like Degas. Today, the company is run and operated by just two women — Isabelle Roché, a distant relative ...

Dancers at Rehearsal, Edgar Degas, 1875-77, pastel on cardboard, SPUTNIK / Alamy Stock Photo In Dancers at Rehearsal (1875-77), Edgar Degas has arranged a line of ballerinas to create ...

Edgar Degas used weight of line in his pastel drawing ‘Dancer Standing in Profile’ to imply the movement of a ballet dancer. Expressive lines are seen in Paul Cezanne’s ‘Millstone in the ...

A climate activist who smeared paint on the glass protecting an Edgar Degas sculpture in the National Gallery of Art in ...

They used those bottles to smear paint on the case and base of Edgar Degas’ Little Dancer: Age Fourteen sculpture, according to court evidence. Both Martin and Smith are part of the climate ...