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Hermann Nitsch
96 Aktion – Giardini San Martino, Napoli, T, 1996
Photography
Photograph
EUR 1,830
Hermann Nitsch
96 Aktion – Giardini San Martino, Napoli, R, 1996
Photography
Photograph
EUR 1,830
Hermann Nitsch
96 Aktion – Giardini San Martino, Napoli, P, 1996
Photography
Photograph
EUR 1,830
Hermann Nitsch
96 Aktion – Giardini San Martino, Napoli, M, 1996
Photography
Photograph
EUR 1,830
Hermann Nitsch
96 Aktion – Giardini San Martino, Napoli, I, 1996
Photography
Photograph
EUR 1,830
Hermann Nitsch
96 Aktion – Giardini San Martino, Napoli, C, 1996
Photography
Photograph
EUR 1,830
Hermann Nitsch
96 Aktion – Giardini San Martino, Napoli, A, 1996
Photography
Photograph
EUR 1,830
Yves Klein
Table d’Or, 1961/1963
Sculpture / Object
Mixed Media
EUR 24,800
Yves Klein
Table Rose, 1961/1963
Sculpture / Object
Mixed Media
EUR 22,500
Jurgen Klauke
The Big Sleep 8, 1991
Limited Edition Print
Screen-print
EUR 1,700
Huang Yan
Face tattoo , 2005
Photography
Photograph
USD 16,000
Huang Yan
Landscape
Photography
Lambda print
EUR 10,150
Jurgen Klauke
The Big Sleep 3
Limited Edition Print
Screen-print
EUR 1,700
Bruce Nauman
Raw War, 1971
Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
Currently Not Available
Rebecca Horn
Zenith of the Ocean II, 2007
Photography
C-Print
Currently Not Available
Hermann Nitsch
Ubermalte Bild - Lithographien, Domus Jani, 1991
Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
Currently Not Available
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