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Hermann Nitsch (rif.) (Vienna 1938-Mistelbach an der Zaya, Austria 2022) - lot of 01 catalog and 01 poster a. Hermann Nitsch. La pittura dell'Orgien Misterien Theater, exhibition catalog (Turin, Galleria Franz Paludetto, 1984), cm 30 x 21 b. Foldable poster published for Action n. 80 (Hermann Nitsch. Das Orgien Mysterien Theater. 80. Aktion: Aufführung von 3 Tagen und 3 Nächten des O.M.-Theater Projectes, Prinzendorf Castle,  July, 27-30 1984), cm 84 x 59 This lot is subject to Artists Resale Rights

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Hermann Nitsch (rif.) (Vienna 1938-Mistelbach an der Zaya, Austria 2022) - lot of 01 catalog and 01 poster a. Hermann Nitsch. La pittura dell'Orgien Misterien Theater, exhibition catalog (Turin, Galleria Franz Paludetto, 1984), cm 30 x 21 b. Foldable poster published for Action n. 80 (Hermann Nitsch. Das Orgien Mysterien Theater. 80. Aktion: Aufführung von 3 Tagen und 3 Nächten des O.M.-Theater Projectes, Prinzendorf Castle,  July, 27-30 1984), cm 84 x 59 This lot is subject to Artists Resale Rights

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