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“Kandinsky. Into the Unknown”

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“Kandinsky. Into the Unknown”

From the exhibition “Kandinsky. Into the Unknown” in the National Museum.
Photo: The National Museum / Ina Wesenberg
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A rare opportunity to see Vassily Kandinsky’s early prints and drawings

In a period of political and social upheaval, Kandinsky found fertile ground for his ideas about a new and more spiritual art. These works inspired by music, legends and folk art are exhibited throughout the summer, at the National Museum in Oslo.
Welcome to the press preview on Tuesday 30 April at 11.00.
To attend, please write to birgitte.lie@nasjonalmuseet.no by 12.00 on Monday 29 April.<