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Spiders With Human Faces and Toulouse-Lautrec’s Favorite Cocktail
In 1895 Paris, young Erik Satie has already written his most haunting pieces and plays piano for seekers of mystical awareness.
The world’s most famous can-can dancer, Louise Weber, has decided to strike out on her own.
Painter Odilon Redon paints spiders with weeping human faces—like the one you saw in your studio.
Auguste Rodin rages at you if you ask him about statues and corpses.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec supplies info if you buy him his favorite cocktail, a devastating mix of cognac and absinthe called the Earthquake.
Gossip columnist on the make Marcel Proust wants to know what juicy secrets your investigations have uncovered.
And Émile Zola is about to throw himself headlong into the Dreyfus Affair.
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