Born in Bohemia, brought up in Austria, and resident in France since completing her studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Paris, Anna Cromy combines the precise mind of her German father, the Slav soul of her mother, and the charm of a Frenchwoman so harmoniously that she fully deserves to be called a "European".

There are no bounds set to her work; it is full of imagination, imbued with visionary power, and executed with the accurate workmanship of the old masters.
It is eloquent of a free spirited artist of delicate perceptions for whom a human being is far more than just a figure on the chessboard of world politics.
The creative and seminal components of the human being are paramount in her work.
Indeed the work of Anna Chromy may be said to be an act of homage to mankind living in peace and harmony.

With free major exhibitions in Eastern Europe (Prague, Bratislava, Kiev) in the momentous year 1989, when she presented her work with great success during the period of revolutionary change, she initiated a dialogue between East and West.
The Foundation de la Paix promotes and supports artists whose work is committed to the cause of peace.
The Foundation pays its tribute to the painter Anna Chromy.