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The 24 pages that link to Montmartre, each with the reason it gives.

• ParisBroader topic: Its studios, cafés, and cabarets became a distinctive setting for modern art.

• Paris CommuneRelated: The failed government seizure of its cannons sparked the revolt that preceded the Commune.

• CabaretRelated: Its café culture provided the setting in which influential early cabarets emerged.

• BarcelonaCompared with: Picasso’s later move to Montmartre shifted his career from Barcelona’s circles to Paris’s international art scene.

• Erik SatieRelated: Satie worked in Montmartre cabarets while developing an independent musical identity.

• Moulin Rouge!Narrower topic: The film places its nightclub and bohemian world in this Paris neighborhood.

• Guillaume ApollinaireRelated: Its bohemian circles formed part of Apollinaire’s early artistic world.

• Henri de Toulouse-LautrecNarrower topic: Its venues and inhabitants supplied the settings for much of his mature work.

• BohemianismBroader topic: Its studios and nightlife became a prominent setting for modern bohemian communities.

• Charles AznavourRelated: Its bohemian mythology became the setting and subject of “La Bohème.”

• PalaeotheriumRelated: Quarry fossils from Montmartre supplied material central to Cuvier's work on Palaeotherium.

• Theo van GoghRelated: Theo’s gallery and social world brought him into contact with artists working in this Paris neighborhood.

• At the Moulin RougeNarrower topic: The neighborhood was the setting for the social scene Toulouse-Lautrec depicted.

• Louise MichelRelated: Michel taught and organized in Montmartre, where resistance helped spark the Commune.

• Amedeo ModiglianiRelated: Modigliani settled in this artists’ quarter after arriving in Paris in 1906.

• La BohèmeBroader topic: The song locates its vanished world in this Paris neighborhood.

• La GoulueNarrower topic: Its dance halls and cabarets formed the neighborhood world of La Goulue’s career.

• PalaeotheriidaeRelated: Montmartre fossils helped establish the early scientific study of Palaeotherium.

• Rodolphe SalisNarrower topic: Its inexpensive venues and bohemian networks made Salis’s cabaret possible.

• Suzanne ValadonNarrower topic: Its studios and artistic circles connected Valadon with painters who first hired her as a model.

• AmélieRelated: The film locates Amélie’s daily life and acts of kindness in this Paris neighborhood.

• Bal du moulin de la GaletteNarrower topic: The neighborhood supplied the painting's setting and its mix of leisure and local character.

• Denis of ParisRelated: Tradition places Denis’s execution on the hill now known by this name.

• Paul FortRelated: Fort’s literary activity unfolded in the Parisian cultural world that included Montmartre.