Bailarinas de rosa, Degas Dimensions (inches):20 x 25" and dreamy spirit of the

and dreamy spirit of the late 19th-century bourgeoisie

This particular work clearly shows the influence of the French painter Camille Pissarro

and modern times

south of Paris

This painting was part of the Third Impressionist Exhibition in April 1877 and marked the first use of the term "Impressionist

Bailarinas de rosa, Degas Dimensions (inches):20 x 25" and dreamy spirit of theFor many critics, it is one of the most beautiful works of the painter. It has been the subject of extensive analysis regarding the proportions and anatomical positions used. A notable aspect is the natural path the eye takes when observing the canvas: it begins on the right, continues to the center, and then goes to the left, but upon realizing that what the dancers are looking at does not appear in the painting, the eye returns to the center and