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The 1930s were a sinister time for the arts, in every corner of the the world. In Europe, the ascension of Adolf Hitler precipitated the closing of the Bauhaus, the Weimar, Germany-based art and design institution which had gained international recognition for its innovative approach to creative education between 1919 and 1933. Artists and intellectuals fled the witch hunt which accompanied the rise of Nazism, seeking refuge in London and Paris and conversing under the cover of darkness,…
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