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A Dancer Ready to Dance, the Right Foot Forward at The Barber Institute, Birmingham

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Title
A Dancer Ready to Dance, the Right Foot Forward

Artist
Edgar Degas (1834-1719)

Date
From Paris, modelled in the 1880s, cast 1919/21

Medium
Bronze

Dimensions
x

Accession #
No. 48.17

Credit
Purchased 1948

This study of a dancer is one of more than thirty sculpture that Degas made of ballerinas. The clay or wax models supplemented the numerous drawings that the artist also made. Walter Sickert records that on a visit to Degas' studio 'he showed me a little statuette of a dancer'. 'It was night', he recalled, and Degas 'held a candle up, and turned the statuette to show me the succession of shadows cast by its silhouette'. The sculpture became known to the public only after the artist's death in 1917, when they were cast in bronze for sale.

náhodný výběr modelů

Flora Farnese at Jardin des Tuileries, Paris

Seated Female Figure at The British Museum, London

Bela Bartok in South Kensington, London

Bronze Bell (bo) at The British Museum, London

Votive relief to Achilles and Thetis at the Getty Villa, Los Angeles

Alexander Fighting a The Jardin des Tuileries, Paris

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