In Peggy Guggenheim’s former kitchen one follows the evolution of the avant-garde, from Cubism to the subsequent ‘isms’: Orphism, here represented by Delaunay and Kupka, and Italian Futurism, here represented by Severini and Balla. Although he was the first, entirely abstract avant-garde painter, Kandinsky was one of the many artists who did not respond to Cubism.   Marc Chagall Rain 1911 Giorgio de Chirico The Red Tower 1913 Giorgio de Chirico The Nostalgia of the Poet 1914 Giorgio de Chirico The Gentle Afternoon 1916 Max Ernst Little Machine 1919–20 Vasily Kandinsky Landscape with Red Spots, No. 2 1913 František Kupka Study for Amorpha 1910–11 c. František Kupka Study for Organization 1911–12 c. František Kupka Around a point 1920–25 c. credits: Hangar Design Group