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Opus Four, ‘The Lyrebird’ (1950), Naum Gabo. Inscribed ‘For my dearly beloved daughter Nina Serafima on Her Seventeenth Birthday from her Father Gabo May 26th 1958. Courtesy Nina and Graham Williams and Alan Cristea Gallery

15 February 2016

Opus Four, 'The Lyrebird' (1950), Naum Gabo. Inscribed 'For my dearly beloved daughter Nina Serafima on Her Seventeenth Birthday from her Father Gabo May 26th 1958. Courtesy Nina and Graham Williams and Alan Cristea Gallery

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