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☆ Elliott Erwitt’s Co-op and Photo Studio Are Listed on Central Park West
  + stars: | 2024-02-21 | by ( Vivian Marino | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
Elliott Erwitt had already gained worldwide renown for his memorable photographs of the famous and whimsical when he settled into his grand apartment at 88 Central Park West in the late 1960s. His home, on the eighth floor of the 12-story Brentmore co-op, at the corner of West 69th Street, cost around $75,000 at the time, according to one of his six children, Jennifer Erwitt. Image Elliott Erwitt photographed numerous celebrities, political leaders and other luminaries during his long career, but he was often celebrated for his witty and moving snapshots of people from all walks of life. Credit... Rick SmolanWith Mr. Erwitt’s death last November at age 95, both properties are now being sold by his estate. The asking price for the residence is $11.5 million, with $11,428 in monthly maintenance, and the studio is $2.3 million and $8,380 in maintenance, according to the listing broker, Ann Cutbill Lenane of Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
Persons: Elliott Erwitt, Jennifer Erwitt, ”, “, Rick Smolan, Erwitt’s, Ann Cutbill Lenane, Douglas Organizations: Park West Locations: West, Douglas Elliman Real
☆ Elliott Erwitt, Whose Photos Are Famous, and Often Funny, Dies at 95
  + stars: | 2023-11-30 | by ( Richard B. Woodward | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
Boris later traveled to Japan to be ordained as a Buddhist priest and returned to practice his adopted religion in Manhattan. Mr. Erwitt credited “shyness” — he had arrived in New York speaking no English — with making him a photographer. He began seriously taking pictures in Los Angeles with an antique glass-plate camera when he was 16, then upgraded to a Rolleiflex. The unheroic and the offbeat had already become signature motifs for Mr. Erwitt. He made his first dog-related pictures in 1946, for a fashion story about women’s shoes for The New York Times Magazine.
Persons: Boris, Erwitt, ” —, “, ”, Capa, Steichen, Henry, Henry Luce Organizations: Hollywood High School, Los Angeles City College, New School for Social Research, Army, Army Signal Corps, New York Times Magazine Locations: New Orleans, Japan, Manhattan, New York, Los Angeles, France
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