Edgar Degas

In a Cafe (L’Absinthe)

US$ 732.00

A woman sits with a glass of absinthe in front of her, slumped and unfocused, beside a man who looks away out of the frame entirely. Degas pushes them both to the upper right and fills the foreground with empty marble tables. Shown in London in 1893, it was denounced as a lesson in degradation; the sitters were a well-known actress and an engraver.

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Edgar Degas (1834-1917) exhibited with the Impressionists while rejecting the label, preferring studio construction and rigorous drawing to painting outdoors. Dancers, laundresses, milliners and racehorses were his subjects, usually caught from odd, cropped, photographic angles. Failing sight pushed him toward pastel and sculpture.

Material: Canvas

Frame: Rolled Canvas (Without Frame)

Print Quality: Our prints are crafted on premium archival materials, ensuring vibrant colors, sharp details and long-lasting durability. Fade-resistant and flawless, they’re designed to keep your space looking elegant for years.

Size: 40*54 inches

Delivery: 2-3 weeks

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