In November of 1892 Degas exhibited at the gallery of Paul Durand-Ruel approximately twenty-six monotype prints that he had retouched extensively with pastel. The exhibition came as something of a surprise to Degas¡¯s contemporaries because the subject was landscape, a genre for which Degas had previously expressed disdain. Nevertheless, his Pointillist touches of pink, orange, green, and blue pastels heighten their chromatic intensity and create a sense of anthropomorphism in the tooth like rocks in the background. Title Landscape with Rocks Creator Edgar Degas Creator Lifespan 1834/1917 Creator Nationality French Creator Gender M Date 1892/1892 Provenance High Museum of Art, Atlanta; Purchase with High Museum of Art Enhancement Fund Type Drawings & Watercolors Rights Photo ? 2015 High Museum of Art Medium Pastel over monotype in oil colors on wove paper Dimensions 10 1/8 x 13 9/16 inches