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Hanna Eshel in her NoHo loft in 1979. Her artwork, particularly her marble sculptures, won praise from gallerists and the New York art world, but not until later in her life.Credit...via Patrick Parrish Gallery
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Her Sculptures Were Ignored for 33 Years. Then She Got a New Roommate.
Hanna Eshel did not succeed in the New York art world. Her only reliable exhibit space was her own loft. But a musician in search of a home changed that.
Hanna Eshel in her NoHo loft in 1979. Her artwork, particularly her marble sculptures, won praise from gallerists and the New York art world, but not until later in her life.Credit...via Patrick Parrish Gallery
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Her Sculptures Were Ignored for 33 Years. Then She Got a New Roommate.
By Alex Traub
PRINT EDITIONHer Works Lived in Obscurity for Decades. A Roommate Changed That.
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Send in the Bugs. The Michelangelos Need Cleaning.
2014年紐約時報She was profiled in T, the style magazine of The Times. Designers and artists began to report that they collected or were inspired by her paintings and sculptures. “Part of the thrill of viewing Eshel’s work,” Daisy Alioto, a journalist and editor, wrote in 2019, “is the frisson of knowing it almost ended in the shadows.”
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To Rid the Taj Mahal of Its Grime, India Prescribes a Mud Bath
By KAI SCHULTZ
For centuries, monsoon rains were enough to keep the dirt off India’s monument to eternal love. But not anymore.
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