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The Little Dancer: A Children's Book Inspired by Edgar Degas by Geraldine Elschner watercolor in nature opening their eyes to theOne of Degas's most celebrated works comes to life in this vibrantly illustrated story of the young ballerina who inspired the artist. Degas's ballerina paintings are well known and admired and his sculptural work Little Dancer Aged Fourteen the only sculpture he exhibited in his lifetime is particularly beloved for capturing the essence of a ballerina. This book tells the fictional story of a young girl who dreams of becoming a ballet dancer. Jeanne