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| *''[[Flatland]]'' (1880) - Edwin A. Abbott | *''[[Flatland]]'' (1880) - Edwin A. Abbott | ||
| *''[[The Isle of the Dead]]'' (1880) - Arnold Böcklin | *''[[The Isle of the Dead]]'' (1880) - Arnold Böcklin | ||
| - | *Translation of ''[[The Lusiads]]'', the Portuguese national, by [[Richard Francis Burton]] | + | *Translation of ''[[The Lusiads]]'', the Portuguese national epic, by [[Richard Francis Burton]] |
| *Skene's glands discovered by [[Alexander Skene]] | *Skene's glands discovered by [[Alexander Skene]] | ||
| *''[[Nana]]'', which was published in 1880. ... | *''[[Nana]]'', which was published in 1880. ... | ||
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Image:Adam by Max Klinger.jpg
Adam (1880) - Max Klinger
Image:La Favorite.jpg
La Favorite (1880) by Luis Riccardo Faléro
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Art and culture
- 1880 Thomas Alva Edison and JW Swan independently invent incandescent lamp
- Jean Pierrot, The Decadent Imagination, 1880-1900 (1981)
- Saint George versus the dragon (1880) - Gustave Moreau
- Art Nouveau (1880-1905)
- The Experimental Novel (1880) - Emile Zola
- Travelogue A Tramp Abroad Mark Twain
- The Arts and Crafts Movement at its height ca 1880-1910
- Adam (1880) - Max Klinger Etching
- 1601: Conversation, as it was by the Social Fireside, in the Time of the Tudors. ...
- Flatland (1880) - Edwin A. Abbott
- The Isle of the Dead (1880) - Arnold Böcklin
- Translation of The Lusiads, the Portuguese national epic, by Richard Francis Burton
- Skene's glands discovered by Alexander Skene
- Nana, which was published in 1880. ...
Births
- Oswald Spengler (1880 – 1936)
- Otto Weininger (1880 - 1903)
- Robert Musil (1880 - 1942)
- Viking Eggeling (1880-1925)
- Robert Wiene (1880 - 1938)
Deaths
- Jacques Offenbach (1819 - 1880)
- Gustave Flaubert (1821 - 1880)
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