Example sentences for: degas

How can you use “degas” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Like Edgar Degas and Édouard Manet in the previous generation of French painters, Bonnard (1867-1947) was born into the high bourgeoisie (his father served in the upper echelons of the War Ministry), and like those painters he had a taste for the demimonde.

  • Degas' enthusiasm for photography can't conceal the morbid undertow of his request.

  • The Metropolitan Museum of Art has assembled the 40 or so known photographs by Degas, all dated (with an occasional "probable" added) during the years 1895-96.

  • At a time when the Kodak camera and roll film (first introduced in 1888) made the instantaneous "snapshot aesthetic" possible, Degas opted for an older approach: the pose held for two or three minutes, the long exposure, the "atmospheric" effects of lamplight on a black ground.

  • It is Spencer's small-town Englishness, more remote and more visually unfamiliar than Degas' Paris or Picasso's Spain, that makes him difficult to grasp.


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