File:Shadi Eshragi artwork Eternal Garden Cemetery.jpg
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| Caption | Shadi Eshragi, pictured with one of her artworks titled "Eternal Garden." The piece was inspired by a telephone call she received, telling her that the Baha'i cemetery in Shiraz where her grandmother is buried had been desecrated. The work, said Ms. Eshragi, "essentially asks the question, 'What peace is left for the living when their dead cannot rest in peace?'" |
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