Racehorses at Longchamp, Edgar Degas (1871)

Beyond the Frame by Josh

Jul 13, 20218:45Arts

Edgar Degas was one of the founding members of impressionism, He hated the term "impressionism" and didn't want a label. All his paintings were created from memory and imagination – he loved to say that "no art can...

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