【Art Card】Dega Yellow Dancer | B4 Card

｜Design Concept The world's classic paintings are reproduced in a modern aesthetic way, using exquisite and warm art paper. Whether framed or easily hung, they are elegant decorations in daily life. They not only add beauty to life, but also allow you to enjoy the wonderful experience of art in your life anytime and anywhere. ｜The idea comes from the Art Institute of Chicago's "Yellow Dancers (1875)" ｜Edgar Degas (1834–1917) A dynamic catcher, a magician of stage light and shadow Degas was the Impressionist painter who was best at depicting movements and postures. His understanding of the human body structure and experimental composition made him the best interpreter of dancers and athletes. Although he associated with the Impressionists, he always maintained an independent point of view, and his painting style combined the classical and the modern, the documentary and the imaginative. He is best known for his "Ballet Dancers" series, which captures every moment of dancers practicing, performing, and resting, with precise postures and restrained expressions. He likes to compose his images from unusual angles, making the viewer feel as if they are peeking into the secrets behind a performance. This "part is the whole" aesthetic has a profound impact on photography and film. Dega also studied light, shadow and color for a long time, and was particularly fond of pastels and printmaking techniques. His works straddle the boundaries between flatness and movement, demonstrating an experimental spirit of visual narrative. He does not seek to beautify, but to reveal the fluidity and impermanence of life. In Degas's writing, action becomes a language of art. Every gesture and every ray of light and shadow reflects his delicate gaze on time, space and human nature. ｜Specifications Dimensions: H25.7×W36.4×D0.1 cm Packaging material: OPP bag Product material: art paper Number of items to be put in: 1 piece Origin: Taiwan