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A master of honest and inventive portraiture, one of Michals' favorite subjects are other artists - in this case, the creative but reclusive genius Joseph Cornell, famous for his compartmentalized box creations. Interestingly, like many of Michals' (and Hans Neleman's) photos, Cornell's boxes strung together tiny bits and fragments of life's experiences to kindle much broader emotional insights. 
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