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| - | == Art and culture == | + | |
| + | :[[1940]] - [[1941]] - [[1942]] - [[1943]] - [[1944]] - [[1945]] - [[1946]] - [[1947]] - [[1948]] - [[1949]] | ||
| + | == Events == | ||
| + | *"[[Holiday for Strings (song) |Holiday for Strings]]" by [[David Rose]] | ||
| + | *[[The Art of This Century Gallery]] opens | ||
| + | *[[Cinq Femmes]][http://jahsonic.tumblr.com/post/111498488/via-1-bp-blogspot-com-cinq-femmes-1942] (1942) - Francis Picabia | ||
| + | *[[Casablanca]] (1942) | ||
| + | *[[The Magnificent Ambersons (film)|The Magnificent Ambersons]] (1942) - Jack Moss, Robert Wise | ||
| + | *[[L'Étranger]] (1942) | ||
| == Births == | == Births == | ||
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| - | ==Deaths == | ||
| - | ==Twentieth century== | + | * [[Joe Bataan]] |
| - | :[[2000]] - [[1999]] - [[1998]] - [[1997]] - [[1996]] - [[1995]] - [[1994]] - [[1993]] - [[1992]] - [[1991]] | + | * [[Michael Haneke]] |
| - | :[[1990]] - [[1989]] - [[1988]] - [[1987]] - [[1986]] - [[1985]] - [[1984]] - [[1983]] - [[1982]] - [[1981]] | + | * [[Dan Graham]] |
| - | :[[1980]] - [[1979]] - [[1978]] - [[1977]] - [[1976]] - [[1975]] - [[1974]] - [[1973]] - [[1972]] - [[1971]] | + | * [[Peter Greenaway]] |
| - | :[[1970]] - [[1969]] - [[1968]] - [[1967]] - [[1966]] - [[1965]] - [[1964]] - [[1963]] - [[1962]] - [[1961]] | + | * [[Jimi Hendrix]] |
| - | :[[1960]] - [[1959]] - [[1958]] - [[1957]] - [[1956]] - [[1955]] - [[1954]] - [[1953]] - [[1952]] - [[1951]] | + | * [[Martin Scorsese]] |
| - | :[[1950]] - [[1949]] - [[1948]] - [[1947]] - [[1946]] - [[1945]] - [[1944]] - [[1943]] - [[1942]] - [[1941]] | + | * [[Marc Moulin]] |
| - | :[[1940]] - [[1939]] - [[1938]] - [[1937]] - [[1936]] - [[1935]] - [[1934]] - [[1933]] - [[1932]] - [[1931]] | + | * [[Werner Herzog]] |
| - | :[[1930]] - [[1929]] - [[1928]] - [[1927]] - [[1926]] - [[1925]] - [[1924]] - [[1923]] - [[1922]] - [[1921]] | + | * [[Derek Jarman]] |
| - | :[[1920]] - [[1919]] - [[1918]] - [[1917]] - [[1916]] - [[1915]] - [[1914]] - [[1913]] - [[1912]] - [[1911]] | + | * [[Erica Jong]] |
| - | :[[1910]] - [[1909]] - [[1908]] - [[1907]] - [[1906]] - [[1905]] - [[1904]] - [[1903]] - [[1902]] - [[1901]] | + | * [[Milton Nascimiento]] |
| + | * [[Erika Blanc]] | ||
| + | * [[Joe Boyd]] | ||
| + | * [[Roy Stuart]] | ||
| + | * [[Piero Gilardi]] | ||
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| + | ==Deaths == | ||
| + | * [[Robert Musil]] | ||
| + | * [[Bruno Schulz]] | ||
| + | * [[Franz Boas]] | ||
| + | * [[Stefan Zweig]] | ||
| + | * [[Walter Sickert]] | ||
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Events
- "Holiday for Strings" by David Rose
- The Art of This Century Gallery opens
- Cinq Femmes[1] (1942) - Francis Picabia
- Casablanca (1942)
- The Magnificent Ambersons (1942) - Jack Moss, Robert Wise
- L'Étranger (1942)
Births
- Joe Bataan
- Michael Haneke
- Dan Graham
- Peter Greenaway
- Jimi Hendrix
- Martin Scorsese
- Marc Moulin
- Werner Herzog
- Derek Jarman
- Erica Jong
- Milton Nascimiento
- Erika Blanc
- Joe Boyd
- Roy Stuart
- Piero Gilardi
Deaths
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