Master of arts

Degas was nicknamed the “painter of dancers”. From 1860 onwards, he developed a fascination with dance, which was originally discovered at the Paris Opera, where he spent much time backstage. As a result of his interest, his paintings portrayed the dancers in private behind-the-scenes moments, as well as during their performances on stage. Take a look back over the love story between the artist and his tutu-clad muses.

You can tell a lot about an artist from watching them work in the studio. Here I will feature 37 photos of famous artists hard at work in the studio.

Painting of a bust-length woman looking over her shoulder and wearing a headdress and a large pearl earring.

Iliya Mirochnik on Instagram: “Here’s a fragment of the final project for my New Masters Academy program @newmastersacademy. Excited to wrap up the shoot this week!…”

Gaetano GandolfiSan Matteo della Decima near Bologna 1734 - 1802 BolognaArchitectural StudyPen and brown ink and

The work of old masters shaped the way we do and look at representational art. In this article, we will get to know more about painting like the old masters. Read more here: https://www.miicreative.com/blogs/painting/get-to-know-about-painting-like-the-old-masters #miicreative #paintbynumbers #quoteoftheday #blogpost #goodread #hobby #relax #fun #painting #guide #art #techniques #oldmasters #artists #creativity #custompaintbynumbers

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