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Edgar Degas - fifty-one paintings from 1900 to 1907

Although he is known to have been working in pastel as late as the end of 1907, and is believed to have continued making sculptures as late as 1910, he apparently ceased working in 1912, when the impending demolition of his longtime residence on the rue Victor Massé forced him to move to quarters on the boulevard de Clichy.

Two Dancers in the Foyer 1900	Nude 1904	After The Bath 1900	After Bathing, Woman Drying Her Leg 1900	Ballet Dancers 1900
Combing the Hair 1900	Ballet Dancers in the Wings 1900	Dancer with a Fan, study 1900	Dancers 1900	Dancers 1900
Dancers 1900	Four Dancers 1900	Jockeys 1900	Pink Dancer 1900	Racehorses 1900
The Tub 1900	Three Dancers, Green Blouses 1900	Three Jockeys 1900	Woman at Her Toilette 1900	Woman at Her Toilette 1900

Dancer with a Fan 1901	Dancers 1901	Dancers in the Wings 1901	Group of Dancers, Tree Decor 1901	Red Ballet Skirts 1901
Three Dancers 1901	Dancer arranging her hair 1902	Four Dancers 1902	Nude Study of a Dancer 1902	Two Laundresses and a Horse 1902
Two Dancers with Yellow Corsages 1902	After the Bath, Woman Drying Her Hair 1903	Bather by the Water 1903	Four Dancers 1903	Three Dancers, Blue Skirts, Red Blouses 1903
After the Bath 1904	Dancers in Green and Yellow 1904	Study for a Portrait 1904	Three Dancers in Yellow Skirts 1904	After Bathing, Woman Drying Herself 1905

After Bathing, Woman Drying Herself 1905	Dancers at the Barre 1905	Dancers in a Studio 1905	Group of Dancers 1905	Leaving the Bath 1905
Madame Alexis Rouart and Her Children 1905	Two Dancers on a Bench 1905	Woman at Her Toilette 1905	Three Dancers 1906	Woman Drying Herself 1906
After Bathing, Woman Drying Herself 1907	After Bathing, Woman Drying Herself 1900	Breakfast after the Bath. The Bath 1895-1898	Female dancers in violet skirts, their arms raised 1898