This special display at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum showcases a year-long technical study of Edgar Degas's 1882 pastel painting, "At the Milliner's." Visitors can gain enriched knowledge of Degas's complex working methods, exploring insights from scientific investigations. Discover the meticulous application of color, texture, and materials through advanced analysis techniques. This research offers a unique perspective on the artwork's creation and conservation status.
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This special display showcases the results of an in-depth technical study of Edgar Degas's 1882 pastel painting, 'At the Milliner's'. Conducted over a year, the research utilized advanced technologies to understand Degas's pastel techniques and the artwork's conservation status.
The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum presents a special display focused on Edgar Degas's significant pastel work, "At the Milliner's," painted in 1882. Made possible through the patronage of the Fundación María Cristina Masaveu Peterson, the museum's Restoration and Conservation Department dedicated over a year to a comprehensive technical study of this artwork. Utilizing advanced technologies such as infrared reflectography, X-radiography, macro photography, and laboratory analysis, the study aimed to gain a deep understanding of Degas's unique pastel techniques and to thoroughly assess the picture's state of conservation. This display shares the findings of this extensive research, offering visitors enriched knowledge of the complex working methods employed by Degas. Visitors can explore the secrets and curiosities of the artwork through insights derived from the scientific investigations, highlighting the meticulous application of color, texture, and the materials used by the artist, providing a unique perspective on this iconic piece.
Information regarding ticketing and admission for this special display is not explicitly detailed on this page. Visitors are encouraged to check the museum's main ticketing information or related exhibition pages for details on how to access this display.
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