Artist: Edgar Degas (After)
Title: Twelve Studies of Women in Costume of the Second Empire
Year: 1867
Dimensions: 16 in. by 20 in.
Edition: 70 From the Rare Limited Edition of 250
Publisher: Demotte Editeur
Medium: Offset Lithograph on Japan Paper

Step into the elegant world of the Second Empire with "Twelve Studies of Women in Costume of the Second Empire," a captivating offset lithograph that echoes the artistic mastery of Edgar Degas.

Measuring 16 inches by 20 inches, this piece transports you to a bygone era, capturing the grace and style of women's fashion during the Second Empire. Created after Degas' original studies, this lithograph unveils a glimpse of a society marked by opulence and sophistication.

As part of the rare limited edition of 250, this print holds a place of distinction among art enthusiasts. Published by Demotte Editeur, it captures the essence of Degas' fascination with the intricate details of clothing and societal norms.

The use of offset lithography on Japan Paper adds depth and texture to the piece, enhancing the subtleties of Degas' intricate studies. Each portrayal offers a window into the fashion and aesthetics of a different time.

"Twelve Studies of Women in Costume of the Second Empire" invites you to witness the elegance of history through Degas' discerning eyes. Elevate your collection with this exquisite lithograph that captures the spirit of an era defined by its style and refinement. Bid now to secure your connection to Degas' legacy and the timeless world of fashion and art.