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Pre-Raphaelite Timeline

1910's

Pre-Raphaelite EventsYearOther Events
 Hunt dies; buried in St Paul's Cathedral
1910 Edward VII dies, succeeded by George V
  Tango is all the rage
  National Association for the Advancement of Coloured People founded by W. E. B. DuBois
   
 1911 Roald Amundsen reaches the South Pole
  Mona Lisa stolen from the Louvre (found in Italy 1913)
  Marie Curie receives Nobel Prize for Chemistry
   
 1912 Extension to Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery opened
  S. S. Titanic sinks on maiden voyage
  First parachute jump
  Royal Flying Corps (later R. A. F.) founded in Britain
  London has 400 cinemas; 5 million filmgoers daily in USA
   
 1913 Suffragette demonstrations in London
  The Armory Show introduces Post-Impressionism and Cubism to USA
  Henry Ford pioneers the assembly line
   
 1914 World War I begins; Britain declares war on Germany, Austria and Turkey
  10.5 million emigrants enter USA from southern and eastern Europe (1905 - 1914)
   
 Webb and Hughes die
1915 German blockade of England begins; English and French troops land at Gallipoli; first Zeppelin attack on London
  Marcel Duchamp creates first Dada-styled paintings
  First transcontinental phone call (between New York & San Fransisco)
   
 Wallis dies
1916 Battle of the Somme; British first use tanks on Western Front
  Harold Wilson & Edward Heath born
  Dadaist cult arises in Zurich
   
 1917 USA declares war on Germany, Hungary & Austria
  John F. Kennedy born
  Jazz sweeps USA from Chicago
   
 1918 Allied offensive on Western Front ends World War I; approximately 8.5 million dead
  Air mail postage introduced - Chicago to New York 
   
 Murray and William Michael Rossetti die
1919 First League of Nations meeting in Paris 
  Bauhaus founded by Walter Gropius in Weimar
  First non-stop flight across the Atlantic (Newfoundland to Ireland)
 
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