Ballet Rehearsal
The Ballet Rehearsal is one of many paintings that show Degas’ fascination with ballet. It is one of few paintings to depict ballerinas during a rehearsal.
The painting gives the viewers a closer look at the careful preparation the dancers must undertake before a performance.
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The Rehearsal depicts dancers in a classroom during a rehearsal. At the center, four dancers perform a battement while a group behind them seem to be doing random exercises. A dancer is situated at the front while a man plays the violin behind her. The painting is currently at the Fogg Art Museum in Cambridge, Massachussets.
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