Edgar Degas: The Painter As Printmaker

An engaging and richly illustrated study of Edgar Degas and his remarkable achievements as a printmaker. While Degas is best known for his paintings and pastels, this volume explores his experiments with etching, lithography and monotype, revealing another fascinating side of his artistic career. Featuring reproductions of his prints alongside detailed commentary, the book offers an insight into Degas's working methods, creative development and innovative approach to printmaking. A valuable addition to the collection of anyone interested in Impressionism, nineteenth-century art or the history of printmaking. The hardcover is in good vintage condition. The dust jacket shows noticeable wear along the edges and corners, with some scuffing and age-related discoloration. The binding appears sound, and the visible interior pages are well preserved. An institutional stamp is present on the title page. Carefully packed and shipped from Berlin, Germany.K8.