Trenddeko Degas - The Blue Dancers

The works of the artist Edgar Degas, born in Paris in 1834, were more than just paintings. They captured moments and reflected the events of the time in which Degas lived. The lightness that emanates from Degas' paintings is primarily due to the lively body language.

In particular, in his favorite subjects of ballet and horse racing, he uniquely expresses grace and movement time and again. This is also evident in the painting "The Blue Dancers," which focuses on the expressive movements of several ballet dancers.

The original painting, created around 1893, hangs in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. It was painted in oil on canvas.