Salon "Independent" in Paris. 1914
 

The left, a sculpture of corrugated iron "Knight", the work of our compatriot, the Archipenko. Around the wall - works of the French Cubists and the Futurists. Hardly these "works" need to be assessed. But it is curious that in the Paris Salon penetrated Russian sympathizer. (From the magazine "October" № 15. Of 13 (26) April 1914)

but no one has any pictures of the Salon? It would be interesting to see)

More about Alexander Archipenko (1887-1964, New York), painter and sculptor. He studied in Kiev. In 1906 moved to Moscow in 1909 - in Paris. In 1909-1914 he lived in the international colony of artists - the Hive. (born La Ruche). Member of "Salon des Independents" (Paris, 1914).
His sculpture was "Boxers", one of the most abstract modern sculpture, made at the time.
Another work "gondolier", was ridiculed tabloid magazine cartoons «Le Bonnet Rouge» (Paris).
In addition to his part in the exhibition David Burliuk.