anes and surfaces, but these too have theultimate note of refinement—the revealment of Troubetzkoy it means life. There may berepose in action, and his statuettes have thisrepose. They do not disturb and excite you;they merely interest you profoundly. They areas thrilling as life, and at the same… … MRS. FREDERIC ALGER AND CHILDREN BY PRINCE IACL TROCBETZKOY an inner sanctuary of the soul that has receivedno desecration from the stress of living. It isthrough the eyes that we discover the secretshrine, for the eyes of Troubetzkoys sitters havea flashing intelligence that is almost…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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