The world of Degas at the Louvre MuseumAt the Louvre, Degas links the study of masters to modern observation: women in the bath, family portraits and museum visitors reveal a scholarly line, a mobile framing and intense material.
1834 - 1917Life of the artist
Paris, Italy and the Louvre MuseumHomes and place of conservation
Oil, pastel, drawing, monotype, print and sculpturePractical
°4,000Paintings, pastels, drawings, prints and sculptures created, overall estimate
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1834 -1917 · Pastels, portraits and views of the Louvre
At the Louvre, Degas links the study of masters to modern observation: women in the bath, family portraits and museum visitors reveal a scholarly line, a mobile framing and intense material.
The Louvre occupies a double place in Edgar Degas' career. As a young artist, he copied the old masters and formed his gaze; later, it represents Mary Cassatt traveling through the galleries and transforming the museum into a scene of modern life. The works preserved in the Louvre collections include pastels, drawings and portraits. La Sortie du bain, produced around 1895, shows how late pastel superimposes lines, frictions and colors to reconstruct a daily gesture. Degas rarely works as a simple witness: studies, memory and successive repetitions allow him to move the point of view and give each pose an unexpected stability. There selection "Degas at the Louvre Museum" notably compares La Sortie du bain and Femme dans son bain mopping her leg. His reading favors color.
At Degas, the Louvre is both a school of gaze and a modern theater: we learn from the masters while observing those who look at them.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Copy and learn
Louvre and Italian stay consolidate drawing, portraiture and dialogue with the masters. This milestone sheds light on the "Degas at the Louvre Museum" collection by favoring color.
The museum as a modern subject
Mary Cassatt and the visitors become actors in a contemporary space of view.
Pastel and intimate gestures
Toilet, bath and installation resumes intensify color, material and construction.
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Pastel
Layers and hatching give the color an almost sculptural density. This line guides a color-centered reading of "Degas at the Louvre Museum".
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Framing
The body is grasped from an oblique angle which avoids academic pose.
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Look
Copying, contemplating and being observed become subjects in their own right.
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Memory
The pattern is recomposed in the workshop based on studies and repetitions.
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Six readings specific to Degas at the Louvre Museum
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a route exclusively devoted to Degas at the Louvre Museum.
Late pastel01
Getting out of the bath
The gesture, the curve of the back and the layers of color give monumental strength to everyday life.
Degas' landmark work at the Louvre Museum. Reading "Degas at the Louvre Museum" through color.Toilet02
Woman in her bath wiping her leg
The close point of view transforms an intimate action into a precise study of balance and movement.
Degas' landmark work at the Louvre MuseumVisit to the museum03
Mary Cassatt at the Louvre: Painting
The silhouette of the visiting artist makes the museum an active place of observation and exchange.
Degas' landmark work at the Louvre MuseumFamily portrait04
Hilary of Gas
The sobriety of the pose and the precision of the face give the portrait an affectionate gravity.
Degas' landmark work at the Louvre MuseumStyle05
Pastel
Layers and hatching give the color an almost sculptural density. This line guides a color-centered reading of "Degas at the Louvre Museum".
Reading key for Degas at the Louvre MuseumStyle06
Framing
The body is grasped from an oblique angle which avoids academic pose.
Reading key for Degas at the Louvre Museum
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