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The Art of Russia, BBC Four
The Art of Russia, BBC Four
Andrew Graham-Dixon's new survey of a neglected continent
Wednesday, 09 December 2009
Andrew Graham-Dixon at the Hermitage in front of David and Jonathan by RembrandtBBC/David Williams
If Andrew Graham-Dixon's arts career ever goes belly-up, there is surely a microphone with his name on it at Radio 4, so warm and confident and trustworthy is his voice. Judging, however, by his new three-part programme on BBC Four, The Art of Russia, there is no chance of this happening soon.
If Andrew Graham-Dixon's arts career ever goes belly-up, there is surely a microphone with his name on it at Radio 4, so warm and confident and trustworthy is his voice. Judging, however, by his new three-part programme on BBC Four, The Art of Russia, there is no chance of this happening soon.
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