Blue Dancers, 1897 by Edgar Degas

"Blue Dancers" by Edgar Degas captures four ballerinas in graceful motion, their bodies draped in soft blue tutus. The composition focuses on the dancers' fluid movements, with their figures partially cropped, emphasizing the spontaneity and energy of the scene. Degas uses delicate brushstrokes and a subtle play of light and shadow to create a sense of depth and elegance.