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"Harlequin and Colombine" by Edgar Degas (AP)
Degas With a Flourish
Story aired: Monday, August 01, 2005



When Harvard's Fogg Art Museum mounted an exhibition by the French artist Edgar Degas in 1911, the show consisted of 12 borrowed pieces and was up for fewer than ten days.

Almost a century later, "Degas at Harvard," a new exhibition at Harvard's Sackler Museum, is opening today, for four months. The exhibition encompasses sixty-two works from the university's collections and includes all of the media in which Degas worked.

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Kelly Jones, reporter for WBUR

Related Links:


Degas exhibit website

Unveiling rarely seen works, Harvard widens the view of Degas (Boston Globe)
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View some of Harvard University's collection of works by Edgar Degas.


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