DANIEL ENTIN

DANIEL ENTIN

DANIEL ENTIN Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Jan. 22, 2017.
ENTIN--Daniel, died on the afternoon of January 18 at the age of 89. Dan started his professional career as a successful photographer. After years of searching for a greater meaning in life he became interested in the Agni Yoga philosophy and the art of the Russian painter/philosopher Nicholas Roerich. In 1983, Dan succeeded Sina Fosdick, then Director and President of The Nicholas Roerich Museum, at 319 West 107th Street in upper Manhattan. In his capacity as the Director of the Museum, he enhanced the collection of Roerich's paintings and broadened the scope of activities to include lectures and poetry readings. Over the next thirty-three years he established the Museum's unique reputation, building the collection and drawing visitors from all parts of the world who came to view the extraordinary paintings and attend the lectures and musical events. Daniel will be sorely missed by his loving Museum co- workers, the Board of Directors, and the myriad friends and visitors to whom he became a central figure in their search for life's meaning. Donations to the Nicholas Roerich Museum in memory of his fine spirit would be appreciated. A memorial will be held at a date to be announced.

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January 16, 2023

Michael Morrison posted to the memorial.

December 29, 2022

Kim Miller posted to the memorial.

January 16, 2021

Peter posted to the memorial.

Michael Morrison

January 16, 2023

Speaking from January 2023 that Daniel's influence on my life in my awareness of the Roerich portal of art and connections came through Dominique Mazeaud now in Santa Fe who introduced me to Daniel, and the influences continue with the activities of devotee Bill Pfeiffer, now AKA Sky Otter, for his weaving his work with Sacred Earth Network in the former Soviet Union as well as within indigenous societies in Siberia and Asia and in North America. Daniel Entin always carried a large and brightly lit torch. We miss his presence yet remember and honor his gifts.
Michael Morrison & Ora Yemini Morrison, City Island, Bronx, New York

Kim Miller

December 29, 2022

When we visited the museum in 1998, he was there to share his knowledge and appreciation for Roerich. We are so grateful to him. What a fine soul.

Peter

January 16, 2021

I have beautiful memories of the times I was lucky to spend with Daniel .
Passionate to the end.

Michele George

August 15, 2019

Daniel was a dear friend and soul mate, from the sixties...those glorious sixties! We shared so many experiences, and met in so many worlds.
I hold great love for always for Dan, Bill and Jacques Burdick, who was in fact my first theater mentor, and my introduction to Daniel. I loved his laugh, as I think
back! it held a knowing that went deep into essence. And my, it could be so deeply loving in his, may I say, outrageous sense of humor!
He had a depth that teaches us all, I say this in present tense on purpose
I have been thinking so much of him lately, just ooked him up now, Wednesday, July 15, 2019. I can not truly miss him, as he has a permanent room in my heart's hotel!
See you there one day, dearest Daniel.

William leading class at the Valley Studio

Jef Lambdin

September 6, 2018

Only now I find out this news. I think of you, Daniel, and how you now have joined William. I smile and miss both of you!

Owen Daly

June 23, 2018

Dan was a good and kind man. Back in the summer of 1968 I worked in his studio. I am sad to learn that he is gone.

Louis Irizarry

February 16, 2018

Thought I look Dan up on the web as I was reminiscing about my time as his photo assistant learning about spirituality. We would take walks down to the East West book store and he would explain these different beliefs to me, a young 19 year old. It opened up a new world and changed my perception forever. I owe so much to this man. My Mentor, my beautiful friend. Love you always and sad to see you're gone.

Tony & Pauline Black

January 17, 2018

What a warm, open individual, so eager to impart knowledge and understanding, with a total absence of restriction.
People like Daniel live constantly in one's consciousness, never to pass away, but to be that constant presence, strengthening and succouring for all time. Thank you Daniel, our meeting with you has been a most enriching and transforming experience.

Paulette Bergess

December 18, 2017

Thank you for you service Daniel RIP.

Dan Plumley

May 17, 2017

I'm sorry for Daniel's passing and offer my condolences. I'm also sorry that I never met him, but I've brought many Siberians and Adirondackers to visit his amazing museum on the life and work of Nicholas Roerich.

Michael Morrison

May 17, 2017

So sad...I had the privilege of knowing Daniel for a half dozen meaningful meetings and conversations: an amazing man within himself and through his strivings. Beyond himself, his connections created various links to other times and persons of a remarkable nature. As was his onetime boss, Daniel has been a "Messenger of Beauty". Such a loss. Glad to hear of Daniel's passing through Bill's post. So appropriate, it was through Dominique Mazeaud and later through Bill Pfeiffer that my connection with Daniel was initiated and bolstered. Now here is a Russian alliance worth nurturing!! So many inspiring moments and memories to last in my lifetime

Taylor Reed Branson

April 16, 2017

Daniel was instrumental in shaping my life's path. I know his journey has only just begun and his time here was well lived in the preperation of that journey. His work will be carried on here by all those he influenced including myself.

Peter

January 23, 2017

This man... my friend Daniel lived a life dedicated to the appreciation of art and beauty .
What an extraordinary contribution he has made
He will not be forgotten
One of life's beautiful treasures .
Sadly missed

Together in 2004 in the Museum

KIRILL NOVOSELSKIY

January 23, 2017

With great respect to that brave and wise man! I will deeply miss you, Daniel

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