Edgar Degas drawings are renowned for their dynamic compositions and insightful depictions of the human form. Primarily focusing on ballet dancers, racecourses and everyday Parisian life, Degas used drawing as a medium to explore movement, gesture and the subtleties of light. His pastel and charcoal works reveal an acute sense of observation and an innovative approach to perspective, often capturing fleeting moments with precision. Degas’ mastery in drawing allowed him to experiment with various techniques, bridging the gap between traditional art forms and modern realism, and solidifying his place as a pivotal figure in the Impressionist movement.