Sublime

Salvador adored his mother. Felipa was the only one who could soothe him when he was prey to one of his frequent tantrums and, as he liked to remember, would look lovingly into his eyes every morning and ask him: “Sweetheart, what do you want? What is it you desire?” But he also found her suffocating. She made constant comparisons between him and

aspired to gain or the cities to which he had traveled.

Enshiu derided his own taste as too mainstream to be truly great. Yet catering to “the taste of the majority” might be the single goal of…

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always, and never, at home,”

unlike her past bosses, Kosner, who fetishized the notion of New York being perceived as the crème de la crème, let her do it. (That said, he did once complain to Haden-Guest about Anna’s preference for photographers he found weird.) “He thought the world of her,” said Patricia Bradbury, an associate art director. “He also, I think, adored her