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Les Mots de Degas, par Jean-Marie Lhôte, Morel 1967
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Published in 1967 as No. 19 of Robert Morel's celebrated O Collection, The Words of Degas gathers a selection of reflections, aphorisms and observations by Edgar Degas, compiled by Jean-Marie Lhôte.
Behind its small circular format lies the voice of one of the most demanding and perceptive artists of the nineteenth century. Degas speaks about work, artistic discipline, inspiration and the nature of creation with remarkable wit and honesty.
Through these concise and often striking statements, readers discover an artist who believed that art depended less on inspiration than on patience, effort and constant refinement.
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Very good overall condition.
About the author
Edgar Degas (1834-1917) was one of the leading figures of French Impressionism. Renowned for his depictions of dancers, theatres and everyday life, he was also famous for his uncompromising standards and relentless dedication to artistic perfection.
About the book
This volume belongs to the highly original O Collection created by Robert Morel. Its circular format and brass ring binding transformed short texts and quotations into charming and collectible book-objects.
Why this book is unusual
The book combines the distinctive personality of Degas with one of the most inventive publishing projects of the twentieth century, creating a work that is both a collector's item and a literary curiosity.
Why this book remains relevant today
Degas's reflections on discipline, craftsmanship and artistic commitment continue to inspire readers far beyond the world of painting.
English Keywords
- Edgar Degas
- The Words of Degas
- Jean-Marie Lhôte
- Robert Morel
- O Collection
- circular book
- artist quotations
- aphorisms
- Impressionism
- art history
- book object
- French art
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Published in 1967 as No. 19 of Robert Morel's celebrated O Collection, The Words of Degas gathers a selection of reflections, aphorisms and observations by Edgar Degas, compiled by Jean-Marie Lhôte.
Behind its small circular format lies the voice of one of the most demanding and perceptive artists of the nineteenth century. Degas speaks about work, artistic discipline, inspiration and the nature of creation with remarkable wit and honesty.
Through these concise and often striking statements, readers discover an artist who believed that art depended less on inspiration than on patience, effort and constant refinement.