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Edgar Degas - forty nine paintings from 1897 to 1899

In later life, Degas became reclusive, morose, and given to bouts of depression, probably as a consequence of his increasing blindness. His monotype Landscape 1892, an unusual work from this period, is an unexpected instance of Degas presenting an outdoor scene with no figures, which shows an imaginative and expressive use of color and freedom of line that may have arisen, at least in part, as a result of his struggle to adapt to his deteriorating vision.

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In the Dance Studio 1897	The Toilette 1897	Two Dancers 1897	After the Bath 1898	At Saint-Valery-sur-Somme 1898
Ballet Scene 1898	Breakfast after Bath 1898	Dancers 1898	Henri Rouart and His Son Alexis 1898	Houses at the Foot of a Cliff. Saint-Valery-sur-Somme 1898
Landscape by the Sea 1898	Pink Dancers 1898	Return of the Herd 1898	Rue Quesnoy, Saint-Valery-sur-Somme 1898	The Fallen Jockey 1898
Three Dancers in Violet Tutus 1896	Three Dancers 1898	Two Dancers 1898	View of Saint-Valery-sur-Somme 1898	Village Street 1898

Woman at Her Bath 1894	Woman Drying Her Hair 1898	Woman Drying Herself 1898	Three Ballet Dancers, One with Dark Crimson Waist 1899	Torso of a Dancer 1899
Two Dancers 1898	The Milliners 1898	Russian Dancers 1899	Woman with Loose Red Hair 1898	Three Dancers 1898

Russian Dancers 1899	Dancer 1899	Blue Dancers 1899	Two Dancers in Blue 1899	Two Dancers in Green Skirts, Landscape Scener 1899
Woman at Her Toilette 1899	Landscape at Valery-sur-Somme 1893	Woman Drying Herself 1898	Woman Leaving Her Bath 1898	Woman with a Towel 1898
Ballerinas Adjusting Their Dresses 1899	Dancers 1899	Dancers 1899	Russian Dancer 1899	Russian Dancers 1899
Russian Dancers 1899	Russian Dancers 1899	Seated Bather 1899	Pink Dancer 1896	Before the Performance 1897

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