Degas' style after the early 1860s was influenced by the up-and-coming Impressionist movement, including his friendship with Edouard Manet, as well as his introduction to Japanese graphic art, with its striking representation of figures. Along with his work painting scenes from the racetrack, Degas began concentrating on portraits of groups, most notably of female ballet dancers, who became Degas' most famous subjects...
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Along with his work painting scenes from the racetrack, Degas began concentrating on portraits of groups, most notably of female ballet dancers, who became Degas' most famous subjects. Degas served in the artillery division of the French National Guard during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871. Upon his return, he worked on even more ambitious studies of groups, often in motion, in both indoor and outdoor settings...
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