Degas two dancers in the studio

MediumOil on canvasMaterialCanvas: 400 gsm Linen Canvas ; Paints: ECO-friend oil paint or acrylicCustom SizeYes, custom sizes are availableOption inom. Canvas onlyThe painting will send in rolled without frame/stretchingOption II. Gallery WrapDepth 35mm x 25 mm wood, stretched on frame ready to hangOption III. DIY Stretcher barDepth 37mm x 30 mm wood, additional US$20 for stretching tools, you may frame it by yourselfOption IV. Floater FrameDepth 40mm x15mm, 6 colors： black, white, wood, gold, silver, brownOption V. Modern FrameDepth 50mm x30mm, 6 colors： black, vit, wood, walnutcolor, green, blueWholesale priceIf you buy 5 units per design or mixed 30 units different designs, you will get our wholesale priceShippping costShip to worldwide. Please click SHIPPING COST>>to check it. It will be calculated and charged after placing the order.

To have observed his subject so closely as to notice and accurately paint these details was more than enough to uphold the realist's burden. Degas goes further. He leaves the ballet instructor out of the painting. Not all dancers are performing the same exercise, and most are not even rehearsing at all. The impression is one of instinctive order, something unnamed that produces uniform positions and progress despite seeming lack of focus on the task at hand. For the mature dancers in the painting, this would have been a natural and essential byproduct of years of training. On the other hand, these dancers are not mere slaves in the corps. The sashes around their waists are different colors, as are the ribbons in their hair; some opt for flowers in their hair instead, or curls rather than a traditional bun. Degas has strived to ensure the uniqueness of each dancer amid the obsession with uniformity, and with a simple game of dress up,

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