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| Philosophy which values emotion and nature over reason |
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| Developed the theory of evolution |
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| German romantic composer best-known for the "Fifth Symphony", "Fur Elise", and "Ode to Joy" from the "Ninth Symphony" |
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| French impressionist painter; famous for "Waterlillies" |
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| Classical composer who was a child prodigy and wrote such operas as "THe Magic Flute" |
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| George Gordon, Lord Byron |
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| British romantic poet who died of fever while helping with the Greek independence movement |
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| American architect who used the maxim, "Form follows function" |
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| art form which concentrates on fleeting impressions rather than static forms |
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| Discovered the Theory of Relativity (E=MC2) |
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| Dutch post-impressionist who cut off his ear and is famous for his painting, "The Starry Night" |
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