FSG developed an online database in English, combining the riches of the archive with details of the Museo del Paesaggio’s collection, which will be supplemented by information shared from other major public and private collections of Troubetzkoy’s work, such as the Musée d’Orsay in Paris and several smaller public collections in Italy. The database has now been passed on to the Museo del Paesaggio to host and manage.

The TAP project was guided by an advisory board, chaired by Alexander Kader FSA, Co-Worldwide Head of European Sculpture and Works of Art, Sotheby’s, London. Other board members include Federica Rabai and Stefano Martinella from Verbania and other acknowledged experts on Troubetzkoy.

The ambition of TAP is to build a permanent resource for the future study and appreciation of the works of Prince Paul Troubetzkoy. It is also hoped that TAP will establish a model for future databases dedicated to individual artists, providing a standard of information that should be expected and could be adopted universally.