The Ehud Grably Will & Grably's Testament Concerning his Artworks Bequest

I, Ehud Grably, Identity Number: 057260143, am writing these things in my sound and clear mind entirely. If and when all of the artworks that are present in my mother, Rachel Grably’s apartment, in my apartment, and in all other places belonging only to me, I bequeath all of the aforementioned to my mother, Rachel Grably.  

I ask that someone approach Mr. Gidon Ofrat (and if they will not succeed, that Samarta will do so). Failing which, someone with an appropriate university degree (preferably a man), and with a second university degree, or even higher, be appointed to take care, most seriously, of my remaining artworks. The best of the best should ensure that my artworks are exhibited in only the most prestigious art galleries around the world. Any museums that my artworks are displayed in must be institutions or an art gallery well known for supporting the arts and showcasing bespoke artwork. My artworks are only to be publicly displayed in the most illustrious art institutions across the Globe.  

From the financial savings that I have, I request that a biographical catalogue of my works be financed and prepared [Ehud Grably’s 2017 Monologue]. This catalogue must meet the highest possible standard of accuracy, and to that end, I request that the help of suitably qualified people well versed in art history be sought.  

The remainder of my financial resources should be utilised for the restoration of my artwork and the permanent exhibition of the most important of my artworks. If there is an institution that is highly regarded globally, but situated in Israel, my artworks may be exhibited there as well. I also request that my artworks be part of memorial exhibitions that reflect a luxury lifestyle brand and the essence of fine art reproductions.  

Ehud Grably  

The 20th day of April 1993