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Catalog of the exhibition of works by G.I. NARBOUT Russian Museum, Art Department. Published by the Committee for the Popularization of Art Editions at the Academy of the History of Material Culture, Petersburg, October 5, 1922. Presented by P.I. Neradovsky and D.I. Mitrokhine. Frontispiece litho portrait of Georgiy Ivanovich Narbut by Kustodiev, 1914. N°411/500. Format in-8°, 86 pages, 11 illustration leaves. Good condition. ./,.; . . . . . . .: . . . , 1922. - 79, [7] ., [11] . ., .; 21 . . . .500 .. Provenance: Paula Renée Nothafft (née Kaestlin), first wife of F.F. Nothafft, art lover and collector, researcher at the Hermitage and founder of the Aquilon publishing house. Paula Nothafft was made famous by painter B.M. Kustodiev's portrait of her; in 1923, she left Soviet Russia for Switzerland with her son Andrei, who would later become a major industrialist.
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Catalog of the exhibition of works by G.I. NARBOUT Russian Museum, Art Department. Published by the Committee for the Popularization of Art Editions at the Academy of the History of Material Culture, Petersburg, October 5, 1922. Presented by P.I. Neradovsky and D.I. Mitrokhine. Frontispiece litho portrait of Georgiy Ivanovich Narbut by Kustodiev, 1914. N°411/500. Format in-8°, 86 pages, 11 illustration leaves. Good condition. ./,.; . . . . . . .: . . . , 1922. - 79, [7] ., [11] . ., .; 21 . . . .500 .. Provenance: Paula Renée Nothafft (née Kaestlin), first wife of F.F. Nothafft, art lover and collector, researcher at the Hermitage and founder of the Aquilon publishing house. Paula Nothafft was made famous by painter B.M. Kustodiev's portrait of her; in 1923, she left Soviet Russia for Switzerland with her son Andrei, who would later become a major industrialist.
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