Quiet Observer: The Art of Degas

Quiet Observer: The Art of DegasAuthor: Scott Forbes ISBN: 9781925234688 Publisher: Big & Small Year first published: 01 Nov 2022 Pages: 36 Format: Paperback softback Age range 5 to 11 Edgar Degas, a French painter and sculptor, enjoyed capturing the small moments in life by observing people with an attentive eye. This book integrates Degas' paintings into the story, while also illustrating Degas' character.

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