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Magazine Article
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2006
Overview
If ever I was passing the Courtauld Institute in London with five minutes to spare, I'd chuck the woman behind the desk a fiver, jog up the 300-year-old spiral staircase and go and look at a picture by Wassily Kandinsky called 'Rapallo: Grey Day'. I know nothing about painting and I knew nothing about Kandinsky except what it said on the wall: that he was Russian and that he travelled around Europe at the turn of the last century with a female artist called Münter.
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The Spectator Ltd. (UK),The Spectator Limited
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