Woman with Loose Red Hair
- Artist
- Edgar Degas
- Style
- Impressionism
- Genre
- Genre painting
"Woman with Loose Red Hair" by Edgar Degas, created around 1885, exemplifies his mastery in Impressionism within the realm of genre painting. Degas, renowned for his innovative approach, often employed oil on canvas to achieve rich textures and vibrant hues. The title highlights the subject's distinctive loose red hair, suggesting a focus on personal appearance and capturing fleeting moments. Through dynamic brushwork and a keen eye for detail, Degas reflects the spontaneous and sensory qualities characteristic of Impressionism in his genre scenes.
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