Some may be quicker to associate Degas’ name with his ballerinas than with the Impressionists, but he’s emblematic of the movement.
Some may be quicker to associate Degas’ name with his ballerinas than with the Impressionists, but he’s emblematic of the movement. In addition to his colorful array of dancer portrayals, Degas’ most famous works include The Absinthe Drinker (1876), A Cotton Office in New Orleans (1873) and Place de la Concorde(1876).