s he would give it to a friend,and this action of the artist is full of affection andintimacy, for the animal is to him a companiona friend, and almost a brother. After watching these final stages of the sitting,one is in a position better to understand the reasonwhy Paul Troubetzkoi is unanimously… … PAUL TROUBETZKOI IN HIS STUDIO. FROM THE ETCHINGBY ANDERS ZORN K^^v
Art · Decoration and ornament
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