Edgar Degas

impressionism

Edgar Degas Paintings 1834 - 1917 Painter,Sculptor, France, Impressionism

Interior, 1868 - 1869

Oil on canvas, 81.3 cm x 114.3 cm (32 in x 45 in)

Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, USA

Figurative Art

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OIL PAINTING: Interior, 1868 - 1869
When Degas urged his fellow artists to join him in a "realist" endeavor, he was referring to the creation of paintings grounded in contemporary life and actual experiences. Rather than perpetuate idealized images of mythological figures and historical subjects, Degas wanted to paint everyday urban scenes.
This interest is reflected in Degas's early paintings. His interiors and portraits, for example, reveal the ambiguities inherent in human relationships. Many of paintings of the late 1850s to mid-1860s focus on the tensions between men and women. People in Degas's paintings are portrayed enigmatically; their facial expressions and postures compel the viewer to ask questions about them and the meaning of particular scenarios.