| YEAR |
FRANCE |
DAUMIER |
THE WORLD |
USA |
| 1830 |
Revolution: July Monarchy Begins |
Publishes 20 lithographs after the fall of Charles X |
Belgian War for Independence (1830-32); First Passenger Railway |
Book of Mormon published; Indian Removal Act; Lowell, Massachusetts mills open
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| 1831 |
Riots in Lyons; Hugo: Hunchback of Notre Dame |
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Cholera pandemic reaches central Europe |
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| 1832 |
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Begins contributing to La Caricature and Le Charivari; creates clay busts of well-known figures; sentenced to 6 months imprisonment for lithograph "Gargantua" |
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| 1833 |
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Released from prison in January; begins wood engraving |
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Andrew Jackson begins second term
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| 1834 |
Riots in Paris; Royalist troops murder families in the Rue Transnonain |
Lithograph: Rue Transnonain |
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Cyrus McCormick patents Reaping Machine |
| 1835 |
Freedom of the press abolished |
La Caricature stops publishing (August); Le Charivari stops political satire, begins publishing caricatures of everyday life; Daumier does no more political cartoons until 1848 |
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| 1836 |
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Siege of the Alamo; Ralph Waldo Emerson: Nature -- beginning of Transcendentalism
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| 1837 |
Daguerreotype invented |
Robert Macaire; La Chasse; Galerie Physionomique |
Queen Victoria takes the throne |
Panic of 1837
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| 1838 |
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Croquis d'expression |
1st Anglo-Afghan War (1838-42) |
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| 1839 |
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Moeurs Conjugales; Types Parisiens; Emotions Parisiennes; Les Baigneurs |
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