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Nachtlicher Alltag
Nachtlicher Alltag

By Jane Evelyn Atwood

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They came to Paris
They came to Paris

By Howard Greenfeld

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Briefly discusses the artistic and social climate of Paris during the 1920's and describes the experiences of the many American artists, writers, and musicians who chose to live and work there.

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From Desire to Godot
From Desire to Godot

By Ruby Cohn

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A company of scientists
A company of scientists

By Alice Stroup

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Manet's contemplation at the Gare Saint-Lazare
Mode Paris
Mode Paris

By Relang.

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Paris underground
Paris underground

By Tamara Hovey

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Photographs, prints, and text depict the construction of the Paris subway.

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Monde renverse--theatre renverse
Hubert Robert, 1733-1808, und die Brucken von Paris
Paris, Kunst der 50er Jahre
Paris, Kunst der 50er Jahre

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