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Edith Altman (23 May 1931 in Altenburg) is a German Jewish-American artist. She emigrated from Germany to the United States at a young age. Her work investigates the lowest and the highest levels of any hierarchy. She explores systems (governmental, financial, cultural, etc.) of power, and the powerless. Altman is "a student of Jewish mysticism", which has influenced her work.

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