Her apartment was so crowded with her artwork that she slept in the hallway. But she did not become widely known until near the end of her life.
Source: New York Times
Bettina Grossman, an Artistic Fixture at the Chelsea Hotel, Dies at 94
Published in ART, Deaths (Obituaries), Europe, Grossman, Bettina, Hotel Chelsea (Manhattan, NY), photography and Sculpture
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