Portrait of Mme Lisle and Mme Loubens — Degas Area Rug
Portrait of Mme Lisle and Mme Loubens — Degas Area Rug
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Before ballet and modern Parisian life became his central preoccupation, Edgar Degas established himself as a skilled portraitist, producing double and group portraits that captured the individual character of each sitter rather than flattering convention. "Portrait of Mme Lisle and Mme Loubens" reflects this early strength, showing two women rendered with the psychological acuity and compositional care that Degas carried forward into his more famous later work. His portraits remain admired for their unsentimental honesty and formal rigor.
Printed edge to edge on a soft, durable woven area rug with a comfortable, non-slip feel.
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I wanted something for the den that nobody else would have, and this is it. I have been hunting for a good version of Portrait of Mme Lisle for two years. The weave is tight enough to hold every bit of the detail. The fringe on this rug is neat and has stayed that way through two washes…
Wonderful to read, thank you. We put a lot of thought into how these are packed, so it is good to know that came through.
It looks great in the reading nook and my wife noticed it before I said anything. The smaller elements of Portrait of Mme Lisle are clear enough to reward a close look. I ordered on a Sunday night and it shipped Monday morning. This was money well spent.
The condition it arrived in tells me somebody packs these by hand. The color choices Degas made in Portrait of Mme Lisle come through clearly. Everything in this house is secured for earthquakes and this has stayed put through two small ones. Good shop, good product, small quibble on cost.
I bought this to fill an awkward corner and it did much more than that. I bought this for Portrait of Mme Lisle and got far more than I paid for.
Thank you. We spend a long time on the scans, so hearing that the detail came through means a lot.
I've had it in place for two weeks and I notice it every time I walk past. There is more going on in Portrait of Mme Lisle than I noticed on the website.