Self Portrait Saluting 1866 Painting by Edgar Degas 8x10" Art Print

"Self Portrait Saluting" by Edgar Degas, created in 1866, is a captivating oil on canvas painting that showcases the artist's unique style. This piece is a rare example of Degas' self-portraits, as most of his works focused on dancers and horses. The painting presents Degas as a cosmopolitan figure, saluting in a manner that evokes the essence of a Renaissance portrait while maintaining a modern twist. The composition is characterized by a background of vertical lines, which open out onto a landscape, adding depth to the portrait. Degas' use of a pair of gloves pays homage to Titian, reflecting his admiration for historical art traditions.

This art print of "Self Portrait Saluting" is carefully printed on archival grade paper to ensure vibrant colors and a high-quality finish. The print captures the original's dynamic elements, including the unfinished details and the prominent top hat. By owning this print, you can appreciate Degas' innovative approach to portraiture and his ability to blend historical references with modern sensibilities. The print is a perfect addition to any art collection, offering a glimpse into the artistic genius of Edgar Degas and his contributions to the Impressionist movement. With its rich historical context and artistic flair, this print is sure to be a focal point in any room.