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There is usually one and the same answer to those questions 'Why did XXX become an artist?' Because they felt they had the talent and the urge. It is as simple as that!
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Degas painted in the impressionist style.
From 1852 till his death in 1917.
Click link below for a sample of his work!
They could be bought in a paint shop.
Oil paint and in some cases pastels.
Most painters after 1450 have used oil paint. So did Degas.
Degas was a painter, Horseracing in Longhcamps is oil paint on canvas.
I think he was 4 when he started if I am correct.
Yes, he did, bot more dancers and horses.
Oil paint, pastel, graphics, sculpture.
He often went to the Louvre.
Not the exterior, but on painting is called Miss Cassatt in the Louvre.
He was interested in bodies at work.
Edgar Degas was born on July 19, 1834.
Edgar Degas is known for painting ballet scenes.
In order to paint it enlarged. *Degas drew a ggrid over it to make it easier to copy.
he is an impresimistic but prefers to be called a realist. He does mostly ballerinas
No, Edgar Degas never married. people thought he was annoying at times.
Edgar Degas died on September 27, 1917 at the age of 83.
Edgar Degas can only be written in French.
Edgar degas called himself a realist, but as his eyesight got worst his art style became more impressionistic.
Edgar Degas died in Paris 27th September 1917 aged 83.
Edgar Degas.Another answer:Hilaire-Germain-Edgar de Gas.
Edgar Degas died on September 27, 1917 at the age of 83.
To New Orleans to visit relatives and to Naples to visit relatives. And in both cases to paint them.
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