Artnet

10 Must-See Works at the Musée d’Orsay’s ‘Manet/Degas’ Show that Illuminate the Fascinating—And Occasionally Bitter—Dynamics Between the Two Artists

The two Parisian artists were collegiate—but also competitive. Edgar Degas's Edmond et Thérèse Morbilli (1865). Gift of Robert Treat Paine, 2nd Museum of fine Arts Boston, Boston, U.S. Both artists ...
The Economist

A show on Manet and Degas examines creative rivalry

The painting seems innocent enough. Edouard Manet slumps on a sofa, lost in thought or perhaps bored; his wife, Suzanne, plays the piano. This scene of cosy bourgeois domesticity was captured in the ...
Berkshire Eagle

Edgar Degas is known for his paintings of dancers. A new Clark Art exhibition argues that he should be known for so much more

WILLIAMSTOWN — Michelle Foa wants to set the record straight about Edgar Degas. She wants the world to understand that he painted so much more than dancers and laundresses and did so in a variety of ...