New York’s Jewish Museum is buying a controversial photograph by Leonard Nimoy for its personal collection. The photograph of a nude woman with her arms folded over her torso, based on the Kabbalah, is from Nimoy’s collection “Shekhina,” which was published in book form last year.
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