Catalogue of sculpture by Prince Paul Troubetzkoy, exhibited by the American Numismatic Society at the Albright Art Gallery, March 27 to April 27; (1911)
American Numismatic Society, Trubet︠s︡koĭ, Pavel Petrovich, kni︠a︡zʹ, 1866-1938, Brinton, Christian, 1870-1942, Buffalo Fine Arts Academy · [New York? · leaf 135
uch as it hasnever before enjoyed. It was of course necessarythat we should first have attained that intellectualforce, that delicacy of feeling, and that refinement ofphysiognomy which he depicts with such ease andpenetration, but having done so, it is fortunate thathe has been able to give these… … Spanish dancer certain ingenuousness, it goes deeper than is at firstapparent. It is to the lasting credit of Paul Trou-betzkoy that he has given his medium wider applica-tion: than it might otherwise have achieved. On look-ing at these expressive statuettes or eloquent portraitbusts, on studying…
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