Three Dancers

In "Three Dancers" by Edgar Degas, the artist captures a quiet moment behind the scenes of a ballet studio. Three young ballerinas, dressed in white tutus with colorful sashes, are positioned in front of a large window, the Parisian skyline visible behind them. The light filtering through the window contrasts with the shadowy interior, creating a dramatic play of light and shadow on the dancers' forms. Each figure is engaged in a different activity—one adjusting her shoe, another poised in a graceful stance, and the third leaning slightly forward.