The durability and influence of work after its maker is gone, shaped partly by quality and partly by historical accident, institutional decisions, and cultural memory. Creators oriented toward legacy often find it arrives differently than imagined; what endures frequently isn't what seemed most important at the time, a reminder that control over reception is ultimately illusion.
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