Edgar Degas Ballet Print, Dancers Practicing at the Barre, Ballerina Wall Art, Impressionist Painting, Girls Room Decor, 5x7 8x10 11x14

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A reproduction of "Dancers Practicing at the Barre" by Edgar Degas, painted in 1877 by the Impressionist master best known for his ballet scenes.

Two young ballerinas in white tutus stretch at the barre, one with her leg extended high and the other with a yellow sash tied at her waist. Warm golden light falls across the studio wall, and a little watering can sits in the corner, used in Degas's time to dampen the floor so dancers wouldn't slip. It's a quiet, behind-the-scenes moment full of grace.

Its soft golds, creams, and warm grays make it a lovely choice for a girl's room, nursery, dance studio, bedroom, or gallery wall. It's also a sweet gift for a dancer, a dance teacher, or after a first recital.

DETAILS
• Printed on premium bright white matte paper with a smooth, non-glare finish
• Available in 5x7, 8x10, and 11x14
• Ships flat in a protective sleeve with a rigid backing
• Frame not included

Prints include a small white border; larger sizes may have slightly wider margins to keep the full design." That way nobody is surprised when it arrives.