Description
Edgar Degas Young Woman With Ibis Art Print
Degas made sketches of this composition in a notebook he used during his second stay in Rome in 1857–58. Originally conceived as a depiction of a pensive woman, the picture assumed a mysterious air when Degas added the imaginary Middle Eastern cityscape, the pink flowers, and the two red ibises around 1860–62. About the same time he also considered adding the brilliant birds to his large historical painting Semiramis Building Babylon (Musée d’Orsay, Paris).
High quality Giclée print with archival inks and 1″ white border to allow for matting and framing. Also available as canvas prints, metal prints, greeting cards, iPhone cases and on a variety of home decor items.
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