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Le Charivari

Le Charivari

French satirical magazine.

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  1. Charivari

    Folk custom shaming a community member.

    59%

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    French artist (1808–1879).

    11%

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    King of the French from 1830 to 1848.

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  7. Amédée de Noé

    French caricaturist and lithographer.

    4.4%

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    British weekly satirical magazine, 1841–2002.

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    French artist (1808–1879).

    15%

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    2.5%

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    French painter and journalist (1812–1885).

    2.5%

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    19th-century art exhibition.

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