Impressionism reference in "La Boheme" (1926)
"La Boheme" (Lillian Gish & John Gilbert, directed by King Vidor, 1926):
At the one hour mark (maybe an hour and a minute) is a shot of several ballerinas in white skirts on a stage. This struck me because I know in the back of my mind that shot is lifted from an Impressionist painting, but I don't know which one (Monet? Degas?)--and ballerinas were a favorite subject for the Impressionists.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about, or am I genuinely crazy?