“Spirit Within the Robot”
25 500 €
Material: Canvas
Technics: Acrylic
Size: 121 x 91 x 2 cm
Year: 1979
Genre: Abstraction
Style: Symbolism
Location: New-York
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The legacy of Ernst Neizvestny, one of the greatest masters of the 20th century, has been preserved not only in museums, monumental works, and renowned private collections, but also in a deeply personal body of work that remained outside the public eye for many years. This catalogue presents precisely such a collection—works from the collection of the artist’s widow, **Anna Graham**, thanks to whom this invaluable part of his artistic legacy has been preserved.
When Anna was fifteen years old, she was given an astrological reading that predicted, among other things, that one day she would be responsible for preserving the legacy of a great man. Naturally, she could not have understood what this meant at the time. Only fifteen years later, after meeting her future husband, did everything become clear.
Following the artist’s passing, Anna Graham became the guardian of his creative world. She carefully preserved his artworks, archives, personal environment, and the integrity of his artistic heritage. Her many years of devotion to Neizvestny’s memory made it possible to preserve works that had never before been published, exhibited, or even known to specialists and collectors familiar with the artist’s oeuvre.
For this reason, the present catalog is not merely a collection of artworks but a genuine discovery. For the first time, viewers are introduced to a body of works that remained within the artist’s immediate circle—works that bear the living presence of their creator, reflecting his inner search, philosophical reflections, and artistic freedom. These pieces offer a new perspective on the scale and depth of Neizvestny’s creativity, significantly expanding our understanding of his artistic legacy beyond his already well-known masterpieces.
The exceptional value of this collection lies in its provenance. It is not an assembled collection but a legacy preserved by someone who stood beside the artist, understood the significance of every work, and devoted years to safeguarding his memory. Thanks to Anna Graham, it is now possible for researchers, museums, collectors, and future generations to discover a previously unseen chapter of Ernst Neizvestny’s artistic journey.
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