Dance Framed Art

Dance is universal. Who knew who invented it, or why - but when they danced; they themselves probably knew they were making art within themselves, by their bodies. Dance, linked to music, linked to art, is definitely one of the biggest contributions to the expression of human emotion in tangible form. No wonder many artists have created framed dance art a method of thanking their inspiration.

The motion and the kinetic energy that flows through a dance is theoretically impossible to create on static surface, but human resilience and creativity allows us to transcend simple theories. Pieces of framed dance fine art by Edgar Degas, like “Dancers in Blue”, “Blue Dancers” and ” Four ballerinas on the stage” manage to do this very thing. Edgar Degas is a very famous impressionist era artist, who also used the values of traditional art in his pieces. He was high regarded for his skills, and influenced may other painters, including Pablo Picasso. One only has to look at his paintings to realize why.