Edgar Degas Woman Ironing Art Print
Brandywine General Store
$10.99
Archival art print of Edgar Degas's Woman Ironing — an oil on canvas begun in 1876 and finished eleven years later in 1887. A middle-aged woman in a print dress stands at an ironing table, focused on her work — a shirt stretched beneath the iron, draped curtains framing the windows behind her. Degas was endlessly drawn to women at work — ironers, washerwomen, dressmakers, milliners — captivated by the rhythms of their movement and the poetry of ordinary labor. Woman Ironing now hangs in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Available from Brandywine General Store.
French Impressionism Art Print #119
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