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11. It is very early Degas. And yes, I recall at the MFA exhibit they had examples of poses he used

Sat Mar 17, 2012, 04:20 PM

Mar 2012

in his earlier works, such as this one, turning up again in his later works.

It was a great exhibit. Very art wonky. Just my cup of tea!

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Answers to the Friday Afternoon Challenge! [View all] CTyankee Mar 2012 OP

DU's Friday Afternoon Challenge crowd... pinboy3niner Mar 2012 #1

I'll be going to the Frick Museum in NYC for their Renoir exhibit... CTyankee Mar 2012 #2

Leaving for Iowa and Denver following week; elleng Mar 2012 #6

I can't wait. Been cooped up too long! Itchy feet and all that... CTyankee Mar 2012 #7

frick museum IcyPeas Mar 2012 #12

Now THERE's a story! Can you share it with us? CTyankee Mar 2012 #13

well, that's pretty much all I remember IcyPeas Mar 2012 #14

It IS Turner! elleng Mar 2012 #3

I thought for sure the light would give it away. CTyankee Mar 2012 #4

MUCH prefer the Turner. elleng Mar 2012 #5

It's unusual for Sargent... CTyankee Mar 2012 #8

Right, nothing portrait-like here, elleng Mar 2012 #9

# 5 Degas. interesting IcyPeas Mar 2012 #10