dancers backstage canvas vattenbryn

dancers backstage canvas vattenbrynA fantastic canvas with the painting Dancers Backstage created by Edgar Degas between 1876 and 1883. In the picture we see some ballet dancers behind the scenes. The young women wear pink dresses and have their hair up. To the right of the painting we see a man in a suit and top hat. Edgar Degas was a French artist, graphic artist and sculptor. In addition to portraits, his early pictures were often history paintings. Later, Degas also became

Artist: Theodor Kittelsen | Created: 1881 | Publisher: The National Museum | Item ID: NG

A stone's throw away is Stockholm's central station

and the torture chamber Rosenkammaren was closed forever

you who got fig leaves

Zorn was very fond of the city and was productive during his stay

In addition to his illustrations

where over 800 men perished

Saltholmen is a peninsula on the southern coast of the Älvsborgsfjord in Gothenburg

struggles with love and fate after a disturbing dream about her beloved prince

With limited access to outdoor living

In the upper part of the picture we see sketches of the flamingo's anatomy such as head and leg structure

2 created in 1915 by Hilma af Klint - one of Sweden's most famous artists