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Edgar Degas – Studies in Bronze
The French artist Edgar Degas (1834-1917) experimented with
expressing movement in his paintings and sculptures.
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek is now presenting the museum’s complete
collection of the artist’s bronze sculptures.
Degas is best known as a painter, but as concomitant to his
paintings, he modelled sculptures in wax in order to understand
better the body in motion.
The more than 70 bronze sculptures represent some of Degas’
favourite motifs: balancing dancers, galloping horses and women in
the process of their morning toilette.
The new display can be seen from 2nd March to 31st December
2010.
Read more about the new arrangement in the press material
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