Description
One of the most beloved works of the Impressionist era: Edgar Degas‘ “The Star” (L’Étoile), circa 1879-81, depicting a young ballerina alone on stage, caught in a luminous moment of her performance. The pastel’s soft radiance and the ballerina’s graceful pose embody Degas’ lifelong fascination with the dancers of the Paris Opéra. The off-centre composition, with its daring cropping and theatrical light, shows why Degas is considered the poet of the ballet and one of the greatest draftsmen of his age.
This print is essential for lovers of Impressionism, ballet art, Degas’ works, and timeless fine art for the home.
The poster is carefully digitally restored by an artist to remove any major signs of wear and tear and to refresh the original colours, retaining the classic character of the poster.
The poster is printed to order to ensure freshness.
Worldwide delivery.
New reproduction: a modern fine art print, printed to order on premium paper — not an original or antique item.
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