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Victorian Advice For Dry January
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(Entertainment)
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... Cincinnati, Ohio.
L'Absinthe, by Edgar Degas, 1876
Of course, liquor in moderation did not—in general—lead to drunkenness, especially when that moderation was defined in Victorian terms. The recommended ...
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Created on 02 January 2019
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Week of Women: November 16-22, 2018
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(Entertainment)
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... story of Marie van Goethem, the real dancer who inspired Edgar Degas' famous sculpture. Out Tuesday, November 20.
PODCASTS
2 Dope Queens: "#49, Karaoke With Michelle Obama"
Photo: WNYC
The 2 Dope ...
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Created on 15 November 2018
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18 New Books By Women To Add To Your To-Read List For November 2018
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(Books)
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... dancer who inspired Edgar Degas' famous sculpture.
Come With Me: A Novel by Helen Schulman (November 27) This dark comedy set in Silicon Valley follows a family—a woman working in PR for a tech start-up; ...
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Created on 01 November 2018
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"Your Art Will Save Your Life" Tells Artists How To Survive Any Political Shitstorm: BUST Revie
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(Books)
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The prolific painter Edgar Degas once said, “Painting is easy when you don’t know how, but very difficult when you do.” Certainly, to be an artist is to struggle — but there are ways to cultivate that ...
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Created on 09 April 2018
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8 Statement Rings And What They're Sayin
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(Style)
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... Hopper and Edgar Degas? At least there's free moscato at this show.
Earthworm Ring from Beloved Little Lamb
What it says: Ever since I saw Home Alone, I wanted a pet tarantula — but my mom wouldn' ...
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Created on 12 April 2016
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Can You Hear Colors? You're Not High, You Might Have Synesthesia! ...
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(General)
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... great synesthetes of the world, including, Jimi Hendrix, Edgar Degas, Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, Mozart, Tilda Swinton, Duke Ellington, and Marilyn Monroe.
Grapheme-color Synesthesia
These synesthetes ...
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Created on 24 June 2014
