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Eli lives in Shorewood WI with his wife Pauline, sons Isaiah and Jeremiah and daughters Jasmine and Leila. He travels frequently to China, Nepal, Mongolia, and Tibet and opened ARTASIA in Milwaukee's Third Ward as his finds went from filling suitcases to 40 foot shipping containers. He also arranges for custom work to be done by the artisans he deals with regularly. 
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Photography by Aliza Ksobiech
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Commentary and publicity about Eli Rosenblatt's recent paintings and exhibitions. Eli Rosenblatt - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Relationships and Love by Anne Marie Grgich |
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Night Life SeriesBack alleys and night life have always intrigued me... One of the paintings from this series appeared on the cover of Marcus Promotions, Inc.'s April 2002 issue of Footlights. |
Sarah and Lilac |
Sarah and Lilac |
Lilac |
Pauline and Noodle |
Pauline at the mirror |
The Drifter |
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50 People You Should Know
These 50 people are the stuff that conversations are made of -- and the conversationalists. They are the masters of singular unusual talents or the jugglers of a menagerie of seemingly opposite arts. They have memorable quirky personalities or oddly normal ones for the breadth of their pursuits. In short, they are people you should know... |
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From Mao Jackets to Mini Skirts, Milwaukee artist turns art dealer in China
China was never on Eli Rosenblatt's mind, even after he went to work in high school washing dishes at William Ho's... |
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Eclectic, interesting Peltz exhibit is all relative
Blood is thicker than water. Oil and water don't mix. Two truisms with a single focus: the family. And never more applicable than when two members of the same family make art... Features a photo of Adolph's sculpture of painter Joseph Friebert and Eli's Hotel Room. |
