BBC R3 - Bruce Chatwin's 'Konstantin Melnikov' sp7

BBC R3 - Bruce Chatwin's 'Konstantin Melnikov' Read by Ian Glenn Produced by Duncan Mitchell Broadcast December 12,2008 Coded from digital source at 128/44.1 Chatwin was an extraordinary chap. For example. He joined Sotheby's as a porter, and within a few years was their impressionist paintings' 'expert'. He's best known now as a travel writer; though his travels usually had an end in mind. A fine details man. He brought a similar acuity to his writing as he did to his examination of objects d'art. His biographer said of him that he told ' ... not a half truth, but a truth and a half.' This piece is about a trip he made to Moscow in 1973 to track down survivors from the October 1917 Revolution's Leftist Art Movement. .

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