Inside the World of Edgar Degas: Art, Life, and Legacy
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Hilaire-Germain-Edgar De Gas
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- Born: July 19, 1834; Paris, France
- Died: September 27, 1917; Paris, France
- Nationality: #french
- Art Movement: #impressionism , #realism m
- Field: #painting #sculpture #drawing g
- Influenced by: Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, Michelangelo, Raphael, - Titian, Edouard Manet, Eugene Delacroix
- Influenced on: Edward Hopper, Henri Gervex, Paul Gauguin, Mary Cassatt, -Walter Sickert, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Aaron Shikler, Richard Diebenkorn
- Art institution: École des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France
- Friends and Co-workers: Edouard Manet, Mary Cassatt, Telemaco Signorini, Giovanni Boldini
- Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_Degas
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One of the founders of the Impressionist movement, Edgar Degas was a prominent artist in the last half of the 19th century. Born to wealthy family, he began his schooling with a baccalaureate in literature in 1853. Due to the wishes of his father, who wanted him to go to law school, he enrolled at the University of Paris in 1853 to pursue a law degree, where he made little effort. Degas, who at age 18 had transformed one of the rooms is his house into a studio, and was a registered copyist at the Louvre by 1853, left law school after two years, and a year later traveled to Italy studying the art of the great masters.
Although he is considered one of the founders of Impressionism, and he indeed worked with impressionist artists, such as Edouard Manet and Pierre-Auguste Renoir, he rejected the label “Impressionist.” He detested the scandals brought about by their Impressionist Exhibitions, and he mocked them for painting outdoors. His personal life was outwardly uneventful, due to his belief that an artist should live private lives of solitude. He thus lived a life of solitude, and eventually broke with all of his Jewish friends, due to his anti-Semitic beliefs and argumentative nature. He never married, opposed social change and technological innovations, always painted indoors, and ceased painting by 1912, at which he time he was nearly blind. He died wandering the streets of Paris in 1917.
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0:00 Summary of Edgar Degas
1:56 Childhood
3:36 Early Period and Training
3:50 Self Portrait (1855)
5:50 Portrait of Achille De Gas (1856-1857)
7:41 The Bellelli Family (1858-1867)
13:50 The Young Spartans (1860)
17:35 Semiramis Building Babylon (1861)
20:07 Woman Leaning on an Elbow beside a Vase of Flowers (1865)
21:01 Gentlemen's Race. Before the Start (1862)
24:02 Monsieur and Madame Édouard Manet (1868-1869)
25:24 The Interior or The Rape (circa 1868-1869)
29:30 The Orchestra of the Opera (1869)
33:29 Mature Period
35:03 Foyer de la Danse (1872)
39:09 A Cotton Office in New Orleans (1873)
42:28 Race Horses at Longchamp (1873-1874)
44:34 The Dancing Class (1874)
46:49 The Absinthe Drinker or Glass of Absinthe (1875-1876)
49:59 Dancer on The Stage (1880)
51:54 Miss La La at the Cirque Fernando, Paris
54:00 Little Dancer of Fourteen Years (1879-1881)
56:38 Woman Ironing
59:18 La Toilette (Nude Arranging Her Hair) (1884-1886)
01:01:35 After the Bath
01:04:51 The Tub
01:06:43 Combing the Hair
01:08:16 Dancers in Blue
01:13:25 Late Period
01:14:25 Woman Drying Herself
01:18:26 The Legacy of Edgar Degas
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A highly unusual documentary for its silent pauses and absence of music. This was quiet approach permits contemplation and is fitting for Degas’s apparent personality.
It is lovely isn't it to find a documentary without loud filler.
Beautiful show… THANK YOU for pausing so your audience (ME!) can enjoy the work before it flashes off the screen. ❤ Hi 👋 from Louisiana
I have many favorite Artists, but Degas is on my #1 list...
Love his work ❤❤❤
I deeply appreciate the camera allowing us to thoughtfully peruse the work without trying to make the camkeraman's work seem "artistic. Its about degas and how we iexamine his art which are the reasons for this excellent film. The commentary was thoughtful and enlightening. Degas remains a hero of mine as an artist, but he leaves me wondering why we Jews are so often the focus of anger and hatred. I appreciate the narrator's frank description of this unfortunate and misinformed aspect of Degas character. This film uses time very well. Good job!
lovely documentry great music so refreshing thank you .More please .
Outstanding Work,
Dear Learn from the Masters, Excellent art/doc of Edgar Degas. Are you aware that the RUclips video has more than thirty ADS? It completely RUINS the experience. It is unconscionable that the master's life should be debased with RUclipss current orgy of ADS. Yes, I could become an ad-free member of RUclips, but that would be committing myself to their insatiable capitalist madness. J
YT Premium is the best 11.99 a month I spend. Ad free bliss.
Great Film,
This is very well done, but its quirks are likely the result of the writing, editing and narration being the product of an AI.
Judge not, that you shall be judged.
Sometimes it’s better to just appreciate the art….too bad about the man
But genuine artists with the gift are often disturbed flawed characters. They use art to process their fears and disturbances and are often solitary figures. Today every man and his dog become artists and their main aim is to make big money. This is why we are getting a lot of empty art today. We care about the art of Degas
Look he is so good watching this makes me want to give up painting.
Manet’s wife probably thought she looked fat😂
More than thirty ads! That isn’t capitalism, that’s run away greed.
It’s pronounced Duh- gah. As for Ingres… it’s a shame they didn’t consult a French speaker.
What about the pronunciation of Rokeby!
Well the antisemitism is kind of a let down. Still a great though
Just finished watching. This is added to my previous comment: Degas’s antisemitism casts a pall. It is disheartening when we learn that a person whose work we have admired turns out to have a deeply flawed character.
We are all deeply flawed when looked back on in history.
Y’know, I refused Togo to church when I found the Lutheran antisemitism. I don’t worry about going to heaven..just hate that he was so horrid in his dislikes.
Great Artist though!
I don’t care.
That isn’t how ‘Degas’ is pronounced in French. The way it is pronounced here refers to a ‘dégât’, which literally means ‘mess’. Quite distracting. It reminds me of a (French) Canadian Minister who was adamant that the word ‘focus’ never appears in any of his speeches as he could only pronounce it ‘fuck us’.
Van Gogh is always pronounced incorrectly most times,drives me mad.
These long unexplained pauses are creepy.....and annoying.