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[Léon and Gambetta enjoyed sharing the delights of urban living and the pleasures of the outdoors. But their life together was also shaped by their interest in intellectual and cultural pursuits. They enjoyed visiting museums and galleries, together and separately. They had strong views on art, so their visits to the Salon, the annual art exhibition hosted by the Academy of Fine Arts, provided opportunities for both pleasure and criticism. Léon also attended lectures at the French Academy, a sign of her intellectual curiosity.]
Published: Nov 16, 2015
Keywords: Intellectual Curiosity; Early Letter; Female Reader; Naturalist Style; Young Lawyer
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