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Standing Woman Seen from the Front, Clasping her Corset; Femme debout et vue de face
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Standing Woman Seen from the Front, Clasping her Corset; Femme debout et vue de face
1768502 Standing Woman Seen from the Front, Clasping her Corset; Femme debout et vue de face, agrafant son corset, 1883 (oil on canvas) by Degas, Edgar (1834-1917); 89.5x53.4 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Standing Woman Seen from the Front, Clasping her Corset; Femme debout et vue de face, agrafant son corset. Edgar Degas (1834-1917). Oil on canvas. Painted in 1883. 89.5 x 53.4cm.); Photo eChristies Images; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23303760
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1880s 1883 Bare Feet Bare Foot Barefeet Barefoot Clasp Clasping Corset Edgar Degas Expression Facial Expression Feet Female Garment Foot Impressionist Art Impressionistic Looking Down One Person Only Woman Alone
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This oil painting by Edgar Degas, titled "Standing Woman Seen from the Front, Clasping her Corset" offers a glimpse into the intimate world of a woman getting dressed. Painted in 1883, this impressionistic masterpiece measures 89.5 x 53.4 cm and is currently held in a private collection. Degas skillfully captures the moment as the woman stands before us, delicately clasping her corset. The artist's signature brushstrokes and use of light create a sense of movement and immediacy, bringing the scene to life. The subject's bare feet add an element of vulnerability and intimacy to the composition. The painting showcases Degas' mastery in portraying everyday moments with great sensitivity and attention to detail. Through his unique perspective, he invites viewers to contemplate themes such as femininity, fashion, and self-expression. In this particular artwork, we see only one person - the standing woman herself - fully engrossed in her task. Her facial expression suggests concentration or perhaps even contemplation as she focuses on fastening her garment. Overall, this piece exemplifies Degas' contribution to impressionism through his exploration of human form and emotion within ordinary settings. It serves as a testament to his ability to capture fleeting moments that resonate with viewers long after they have left its presence.
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