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The 28 pages that link to Charles Baudelaire, each with the reason it gives.

• ParisRelated: His account of modern life gave artists a language for representing the changing city.

• SymbolismRelated: His poem “Correspondances” offered a model for Symbolist links between senses and hidden meanings.

• Art criticismRelated: His criticism treated modern life as a subject demanding new standards of artistic judgment.

• Édouard ManetRelated: His call for artists to capture contemporary life resonated with Manet’s subjects.

• French poetryRelated: His poetry made modern city life and aesthetic disturbance central subjects.

• Decadent movementRelated: His poetry and criticism supplied a major precursor for decadent ideals.

• Avant-gardeRelated: His criticism helped frame modernity as a condition that artists must confront.

• Paris SalonRelated: His Salon essays argued for art responsive to modern life.

• Eugène DelacroixRelated: His essays championed Delacroix as the painter who best embodied Romantic sensibility.

• Théophile GautierRelated: Baudelaire dedicated Les Fleurs du mal to Gautier, honoring him as a major poetic predecessor.

• ParnassianismRelated: His poetry appeared in the first Le Parnasse contemporain, despite his distinct aesthetic.

• Paul VerlaineRelated: Baudelaire’s musicality and correspondences between sensations helped prepare the ground for Verlaine’s poetics.

• Prose poetryRelated: His prose poems made urban experience and modern life central to the form.

• Arthur RimbaudRelated: Baudelaire’s idea of the modern poet helped prepare the ground Rimbaud radically recast.

• Charles Augustin Sainte-BeuveRelated: Sainte-Beuve’s response to Baudelaire shows his engagement with a younger generation’s literary innovations.

• The Gates of HellRelated: Rodin also drew on Baudelaire’s poetry when developing the portal’s themes.

• FlâneurRelated: His essays made the flâneur an emblem of the modern artist observing the city.

• Gérard de NervalRelated: Baudelaire recognized Nerval’s significance and connected Romantic writing to emerging modern literature.

• Odilon RedonRelated: Baudelaire’s writings helped define the Symbolist climate in which Redon’s art emerged.

• Théodore de BanvilleRelated: Baudelaire and Banville shared literary circles and mutual recognition as poets.

• Aloysius BertrandRelated: Baudelaire explicitly credited Bertrand's collection as a model for his own prose poems.

• Jean-Joseph RabeariveloRelated: Rabearivelo translated Baudelaire’s poetry into Malagasy.

• Auguste Villiers de l'Isle-AdamRelated: Baudelaire's literary legacy formed part of the aesthetic milieu Villiers inherited.

• Tristan CorbièreRelated: Baudelaire’s precedent for unsettling poetic subjects and forms clarifies Corbière’s literary inheritance.