An art scarf inspired by The Met collection.
This striking double-sided scarf reproduces two vibrant oil paintings by Edgar Degas (French, 1834–1917) in The Met collection.
A Woman Seated beside a Vase of Flowers
(1865) depicts a lady—probably the wife of Degas’s childhood friend Paul Valpinçon—lost in thought beside a bursting bouquet. The unusual composition exemplifies the artist’s endeavor to capture his subjects in fleeting, slice-of-life moments. The reverse side of the scarf features one of Degas’s favorite subjects.
The Dance Class
(1874) pictures ballerinas and their mothers waiting as a dancer executes an attitude for her examination by the ballet master Jules Perrot.
Details
- 100% silk
- 41” square
- Dry clean
- Imported