Blogs about: Degas
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Vincent Van Gogh
12X16 oil on canvas $300 / available from artist 503-422-1886 copyright-Johnny Martin 2012… more →
World Famous Painters
wrote 3 hours ago: I first saw Degas‘ sculpture studies at the Musee D’Orsay a year ago, when they had a sp … more →
Bath
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wrote 17 hours ago: Edgar Degas: The toilette after the bath, 1890 … more →
Soothing for the soul
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wrote 1 day ago: As you have by now deduced, I make frequent trips to the National Gallery of Art. After every visit, … more →
'Dear Lady Balletomanes,' is published in Stone Highway Review's June issue (2.3)
wrote 4 days ago: Hey Folks, The first of a few poems I will have published this year is now available. Thanks to the … more →
Saturday at the Met
wrote 1 week ago: Punk: Chaos to Couture & Others @ The Metropolitan Museum (1000 Fifth Avenue) Warhol.Degas X … more →
Drawing after Lautrec and Degas
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Sister Wendy on Degas
wrote 1 week ago: On PBS tonight, she tours the Norton Simon, calls Degas “the least romantic artist ever,” his human … more →
Self Portrait
wrote 1 week ago: The first assignment for digital art class was a self portrait. I based my self portrait stylistical … more →
$$$<>$$$ Symmons 5406 Degas Tub/Shower
wrote 2 weeks ago: [[]]Symmons 5406 Degas Tub/Shower Symmons 5406 Degas Tub/Shower hey every body, have you been huntin … more →
6 Abstractions
wrote 2 weeks ago: These are six 10″ x 10″ acrylic paintings on gessoed illustration board. The abst … more →
Honoré Daumier – The Poor Man Whose Art Lives Today
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wrote 2 weeks ago: The early 1800s marked a time of significant change throughout France. The post French Revolution er … more →
Back portrait
wrote 2 weeks ago: Edgar Degas: Woman Bathing, 1894 … more →
Washington, D.C. - My favorite spot, so far
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wrote 2 weeks ago: The National Gallery of Art (link) has two buildings and the Sculpture Garden. I only visited the We … more →
Aller à Orsay pour un Bonne Journée
wrote 3 weeks ago: On the last full day of Paris, we went over to Musée d’Orsay, an old train station transformed … more →
