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Degas Walking Horse with Lively Movement
Degas Walking Horse with Lively Movement
Capturing the equine's extraordinary grace, this sculpture of Degas Walking Horse with Lively Movement was modeled after an original wax, created about 1865–1881 by French master Edgar Degas (French, Impressionism / Realism, 1834–1917). Limiting his subject matter to women, especially dancers, and to horses, Degas sculpted many variations of each figure in different poses in order to explore the dynamics of movement. Horseracing was one of Degas’s lifetime interests, and he frequented the Longchamps racetrack to study thoroughbreds in action and in leisure in order to perfectly capture their beauty in his art. Licensed reproduction made from bonded bronze, hand patinated. Height including base 9 1/2 in., length 8 7/8 in.
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