Two Dancers in Blue is a pastel painting by Edgar Degas created in 1899, housed at Musée d’Orsay. This Impressionistic work depicts two ballerinas resting after rehearsal, skillfully blending azure hues to convey tranquility. Degas's meticulous observation and fascination with dance—evident in pieces like Ballerinas Adjusting Their Dresses—solidify his legacy as a Realist artist.