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Woman Drying Her Foot (1885–1886) by Edgar Degas, Art Print from the Original on Canvas Size:16″ x 16″ you'll have an abundance ofOriginal public domain image from The MET Museum, digitally enhanced in high resolution. Pastel drawing on buff wove paper, affixed to original pulpboard mount. In this pastel and another from 188586 (at the Muse d'Orsay, Paris) Degas explored the expressive potential of a bather doubled up, snail like, drying her foot. The blue, yellow, and green harmonies in the two works are typical of many of his bather pastels, but the hues here are more high