Article: Degas' later works make an impression

The world knows Edgar Degas as an Impressionist painter who captured the pulse of life in 19th century Paris. But Degas was only about 50 when the Impressionists put on their final exhibition in 1886, ending an era. Much of his work was still to come.

It is Degas' later work that is featured in "Edgar Degas: Beyond Impressionism," a major show that opens Monday at the Art Institute of Chicago, 111 S. Michigan. The exhibition consists of more than 90 pastels, paintings and sculptures Degas did in the period between the show that marked the official end of the Impressionist movement and his death in 1917.

In fact, the works of Degas' later years are among his most interesting because "they ...

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