Wassily Kandinsky's folk traditions flourished first in the house he shared with Gabrielle Münter.
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- Dr. Patrick D. Hazard
- I read, write, and roam from my villa in Weimar where I live with my Ossi Frau Hilly and my seven year old third son, Danny.
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- Münter-Haus in Murnau
- Ocularium
- Twitters Anywhere
- Opera for All
- Munter Muse
- On Herbert's Opinion
- 100 Years of Duluth
- Noodling in Norfolk
- Culture and Rail Lockers
- Photo Shows, Way Out West
- The Fecundity of Slanguage
- George Ault in Trenton
- Whitmania
- Russians Jazzily Bong the Liberty Bell
- Ch-chi-ch-cheap, at 45 below
- Relishing the New and the Old of Tokyo
- Rethinking Human Slavery
- Lisbon: Culture Capital ‘94
- Globalizing American Studies
- Shay it again, Duffin
- Let Down By Africans In Dallas
- Maine Chances
- David Parton
- Solitude and Leadership
- What If Museums Became Intellectual Centers?
- Building Architects
- All Things Shining
- Saintless Christopher
- Is That A Poem In Your Pocket, Or Is It Something ...
- Radical Grafitti Cheek
- Prize Eyes
- The Russians Have Come
- Rich
- Man of Science
- Go-go To Glasgow, Unlikely City of the Year
- Blatherama
- Up the Creek, Fishing
- Musing in Oakland by the Bay
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