Victoria Dubourg (c. 1866)

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We are pleased to feature on our website the captivating artwork "Victoria Dubourg" (circa 1866), rendered by the eminent French artist Edgar Degas. This portrait, drawn with delicate pencil strokes, exquisitely captures the gentle radiance and thoughtful expression of Victoria Dubourg, who was herself a talented painter.In this portrait, Victoria's gaze is both direct and inviting, engaging the viewer in silent conversation. Degas's mastery in sketching is evident in the soft shading and detailed rendering of Victoria’s facial features, particularly around her eyes and mouth, which convey a serene composure. The intricate detailing of her attire, including the neatly tied bow at her collar, adds to the refinement of the composition.This drawing not only highlights Degas's exceptional skill as a draftsman but also reflects the personal connections and mutual respect among artists in his circle. Victoria Dubourg's portrayal by Degas offers us a glimpse into the intimate world of 19th-century French artists, showcasing their shared dedication to their craft.

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Edgar Degas was a French Impressionist artist famous for his pastel drawings and oil paintings. Degas also produced bronze sculptures, prints and drawings. Degas is especially identified with the subject of dance; more than half of his works depict dancers.