A Journey Through the Cold War
An American artist painter Andre Kohn was born between a violinist mother and writer-and-sculptor father in Russia. Since his childhood, music and paintings had flowed like wind and air in his home, which resulted in him advancing to an art university in the capital as well as influencing him to be an impressionist painter in the age.
The Cold War between the two colossuses, however, doomed him to leave his home country, loosing his return ticket.
After the new beginning of his life, it didn't take much time for Americans to notice the young and fresh talent. Now that his art-works are seen in art-museums worldwide, and he enjoys the international recognition.
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