In addition to Prague, the same statue of an empty cloak is also in Salzburg, Athens and elsewhere. Four years ago, a statue of the composer Franz Schubert was unveiled in Prague in the garden of the Liechtenstein Palace, the seat of the Faculty of Music and Dance of the Academy of Performing Arts.
Although she spent most of her life abroad, in France, Italy and Monaco, Anna Chromy has always been happy to return to the Czech Republic, Sabongui said. In 2016, she was granted honorary citizenship of Prague 1. Sabongui said that Chromy would be partially buried in Monaco, the second urn will be stored in the family tomb in Salzburg, where a funeral mass will be held.
Anna Chromy was born on July 18, 1940 in Český Krumlov. At the end of World War II, her family moved to Austria, where Anna studied ballet. After the wedding, she moved to Paris and began studying art, she was fascinated by surrealism, her role model became Salvador Dali. She has lived with her husband in Monte Carlo since 1980.
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