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Have you met Hana?

April 9, 2014

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A couple of weeks ago I finally received through the post the much awaited book titled “Hana. A world entire.” by Hagar Cygler. I had been eagerly awaiting its release since I participated in the crowd funding project something like a year ago…

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I first heard about the project on the Advanced Style blog and fell in love with it. I had to help make it happen! I have to say that I am very proud to have been part of it and I believe that this financing model is great – if there are enough people interested, things will happen.

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So what is this book about? It’s about Hana, a fun loving lady from Tel Aviv, who started recording her outfits on film, many years before the internet existed and the whole world was doing it on a daily basis. Hagar Cygler, a multimedia artist also from Tel Aviv, came across these photos while perusing a flea market, purchased them and went on to try and find who this lady was. Hear it from Hagar herself:



I am in love with this book and with Hana, it’s a beautiful homage to her, and as she is no longer with us and left no family, it ensures she won’t ever be forgotten. Thank you Hagar for putting this project in motion and showing Hana to the world.

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7 Comments

  • Reply Kizzy @ The Dainty Dolls House April 9, 2014 at 08:47

    This was really beautiful…a great tribute to her, so lovely! xx

  • Reply Vix April 9, 2014 at 11:06

    What an interesting opportunity, bet that book is fascinating! x

  • Reply pastcaring April 9, 2014 at 13:23

    I enjoyed hearing about the project, it’s fascinating. xx

  • Reply PinkCheetahVintage April 9, 2014 at 19:33

    That is cool.

  • Reply ollieotson April 10, 2014 at 02:20

    nao conhecia e adorei o projecto, ate fiquei um bocado emocionada.. é pena ela ja nao estar entre nos e nem ter familia, para pelo menos verem o resultado desta excelente ideia..

  • Reply Melannie April 10, 2014 at 07:35

    I love this woman, Hagar. I wonder what she would think of her photos being published. It reminds me of the film made recently by a man who bought a box of street photos taken by a New York nanny years ago.

  • Reply Angie April 13, 2014 at 05:31

    Quite an unusual story. She must have been so ahead of her time to think of photographing her outfits. Somehow sad she left no family.

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