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Image:Interior Scene (The Rape), 1868-1869 by Degas.jpg
Interior Scene (The Rape) (1868 - 1869) by Edgar Degas. The source of this painting is variably attributed to Émile Zola and Paul Gavarni
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1869 is a year of the 1860s.
Art and culture
- Lokis
- The Songs of Maldoror by Comte de Lautreamont, full version published
- Eduard von Hartmann, The Philosophy of the Unconscious
- Culture and Anarchy by Matthew Arnold
Births
- André de Lorde (1869-1942)
Deaths
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