the Impressionist movement of 1874 and beyond .
During this period , his painting style changed to Impressionism , which he called the “ better art ” in one of his letters . He returned to France with this new sense of artistic direction and resolve . Reproductions of many of Degas ’ paintings adorn the walls and one can visit his actual bedroom and studio , watch the award-winning documentary , “ Degas in New Orleans , a Creole Sojourn ,” stroll his Creole neighborhood , and stay in one of the nine rooms and suites . It ’ s like going to another country in the last century , but you don ’ t even have to leave New Orleans ! Degas House has an ancient story to tell . The atmosphere is unlike anywhere else , where one imbibes in a 19th-century potion , both calming and invigorating with a touch of history and mystery . Whether you are a fan of Edgar Degas , an art lover , or are interested in New Orleans history , a tour and stay in this wonderful bed and breakfast is sure to delight . Degashouse . com
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