Edgar degas orchestra musicians stand

The captivating painting produced by the French artist Edgar Degas gives the viewer a sense of what the audience truly saw during a performance.

When Degas usually produced his artistic pieces of ballerinas performing, he usually does so as if the viewer is standing directly on stage and watching the show. This perspective is evident throughout most of the artist's prominent pieces, including Dancer With A Bouquet Bowing, Dancers In Green, Three Ballet Dancers, and Dancers In Pink And Green. All of these stunning paintings allow for the artist to incorporate more detail and give a clearer outlook. Yet, Musicians In The Orchestra is produced for the viewer to look at the performance as Degas usually did. Right beneath the stage was usually a grand orchestra that played the music for the show. The viewers sat in the layers of rows after the orchestra. It's evident that