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-:[[1920]] - [[1921]] - [[1922]] - [[1923]] - [[1924]] - [[1925]] - [[1926]] - [[1927]] - [[1928]] - [[1929]] - [[1930]] +'''1923''' was the 923rd year of the [[2nd millennium]], the 23rd year of the [[20th century]], and the 4th year of the [[1920s]] decade.
== Art and culture == == Art and culture ==
*The end of [[Dada]] *The end of [[Dada]]
**Dada ends with a performance of [[Tristan Tzara]]'s play "[[Le Cœur à gaz]]" in Paris when a battle erupts between the followers of Tzara & the followers of Breton, and police are called in. **Dada ends with a performance of [[Tristan Tzara]]'s play "[[Le Cœur à gaz]]" in Paris when a battle erupts between the followers of Tzara & the followers of Breton, and police are called in.
-===Writing===+===Literature===
-*''[[Reflections on the Seventh Art]]''+====Fiction====
-*''[[Vers une architecture]]'' by Le Corbusier+
*First issue of [[Weird Tales]] published *First issue of [[Weird Tales]] published
 +*''[[Le Diable au corps (novel)|Le Diable au corps]]'' by Raymond Radiguet
 +====Non-fiction====
 +*''[[Reflections on the Seventh Art]]'' by Ricciotto Canudo
 +*''[[Vers une architecture]]'' by Le Corbusier
*''[[Sexual Aberrations]]'' by [[Wilhelm Stekel]] *''[[Sexual Aberrations]]'' by [[Wilhelm Stekel]]
-*''[[Le Traité de psychologie ]]'' +*''[[Le Traité de psychologie ]]'' by George Dumas
-*''[[Confessions of Zeno ]]'' +*''[[Confessions of Zeno]]'' by Italo Svevo
-*''[[Le Diable au corps (novel)|Le Diable au corps ]]''+*''[[The Gift (book)|The Gift]]'' by Marcel Mauss
-*''[[The Gift (book)|The Gift]]'' by [[Marcel Mauss]]+===Film===
 +*''[[Mysteries of a Barbershop]]'' by Erich Engel
 + 
===Music=== ===Music===
-*''[[Pacific 231]]'' by Honegger+*''[[Pacific 231]]'' by Arthur Honegger
 +*"[[Charleston (song)|Charleston]]" by James P. Johnson
 + 
===Visual arts=== ===Visual arts===
-*[[On White II]] by [[Wassily Kandinsky]] +*''[[On White II]]'' by Wassily Kandinsky
== Births == == Births ==
 +*[[April 17]] - [[Jacques Sternberg]], Belgian author (d. 2006)
*[[Ado Kyrou]] (1923 - 1985) *[[Ado Kyrou]] (1923 - 1985)
*[[Bettie Page]] (1923 - 2008) *[[Bettie Page]] (1923 - 2008)
-*[[André Courrèges]] (1923 - )+*[[André Courrèges]] (1923 - 2016)
*[[Walerian Borowczyk]] (1923 - 2006) *[[Walerian Borowczyk]] (1923 - 2006)
*[[Diane Arbus]] (1923 - 1971) *[[Diane Arbus]] (1923 - 1971)
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*[[Roy Lichtenstein]] (1923 - 1997) *[[Roy Lichtenstein]] (1923 - 1997)
*[[Italo Calvino]] (1923 – 1985) *[[Italo Calvino]] (1923 – 1985)
-*[[Raymond Radiguet]] (1903 - 1923) 
*[[Richard Avedon]] (1923 - 2004) *[[Richard Avedon]] (1923 - 2004)
*[[Cheikha Rimitti]] (1923 - 2006) *[[Cheikha Rimitti]] (1923 - 2006)
 +*[[Peter Gay]], psychohistorian (1923- 2015)
==Deaths == ==Deaths ==
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*[[Max Nordau]] (1849 - 1923) *[[Max Nordau]] (1849 - 1923)
*[[Elihu Vedder]] (1836 - 1923) *[[Elihu Vedder]] (1836 - 1923)
-* [[Marcellus Emants]], Dutch naturalist writer+*[[Marcellus Emants]], Dutch naturalist writer
 +*[[Raymond Radiguet]] (1903 - 1923)
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1923 was the 923rd year of the 2nd millennium, the 23rd year of the 20th century, and the 4th year of the 1920s decade.

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  • The end of Dada
    • Dada ends with a performance of Tristan Tzara's play "Le Cœur à gaz" in Paris when a battle erupts between the followers of Tzara & the followers of Breton, and police are called in.

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