"Degas The Dancing Lesson Street Banner Wall Art - From the de Young museum an authentic, limited edition street banner to display in your home as spectacular wall art. During his life, Edgar Degas rejected his role in Impressionism, saying ""no art was ever less spontaneous than mine."" He was no doubt referring to his deep respect for the old masters which he copied well into middle age. But his Parisian scenes, dancers and horses, off-center viewpoints, vivid colors and broad brushstrokes, and friendship with édouard Manet and Mary Cassatt, inextricably link him to the movement. Degas also quickly embraced the new technique of photography, which he used to freeze time, so that he might capture the moment with brush and paint."
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