Anna Chromy Selection

A collection of Anna Chromy’s most famous and best-admired pieces

Cloak in Spring

Posted by Admin on April 20, 2011

In these photographs, the true creative genius of Anna Chromy is beautifully depicted while the Cloak is warmed under the Tuscan sun.

Anna Chromy Chiseling The Final Folds In The Cloak

Posted by Admin on February 1, 2011

After five years, the cloak nears completion. In this series of pictures Anna Chromy and her student helpers perform the delicate task of completing the folds of cloth in pure white marble. Now see the completed Cloak ————————————– Leave a comment: Let us know what you think – Click Here

The Cloak Of Conscience Finished

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At last, the cloak is finished. Scroll and click the thumbnails on the right to see each image. Or jump to Anna Chromy’s final chisel strokes in The Cloak. Leave a comment: Let us know what you think – Click Here

Olympic Spirit

Posted by Admin on February 8, 2010

In the world of ancient Greece, the Olympic Games represented an extremely important event. Every four years the best of Greek youth would get together at Olympia, an ancient, sacred city to compete in various disciplines. Even wars were suspended so that the games could go ahead. Indeed the timetable for the games dictated the … read on →

Ulysses

Posted by Admin on February 7, 2010

We encounter “Ulysses” by Anna Chromy, a theme perfectly suited for a seaside resort, either as “Controvento”, who follows the “Way of the Stars”, represented by four constellations, or as “Ulysses” proper. This “Ulysses” in precarious balance symbolizes our continuing fight with destiny. We cling desperately on to the steering wheel in hope to steer … read on →

Sisyphus

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This perseverance in an effort which is ultimately without result, this ostentatious rebellion against our destiny, this continuous creation is for Anna Chromy the only way to keep our dignity as human beings. In the young family this tension between the religious principle of hope and the feeling of the absurd and despair are particularly … read on →

Nile

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