Edgar Degas Bookshelf Sketch Print, Vintage Library Art, Book Lover Gift, Charcoal Drawing Wall Art, Dark Academia Decor, 5x7 8x10 11x14

Details

A reproduction of a sketch of crowded bookshelves by Edgar Degas, drawn in 1879 as a study for his portrait of the writer and art critic Edmond Duranty.

Rows of books line the shelves, some leaning and some stacked, with an open pile of papers spilling across the desk in the foreground. Degas worked quickly in charcoal with touches of white chalk, so the drawing has an energetic, lived-in feel, like a glimpse into a real writer's study.

Its soft gray and warm stone tones make it a perfect fit for a home library, office, reading nook, bedroom, or classroom. It's also a thoughtful gift for book lovers, writers, teachers, and librarians.

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.