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Garden of Paintings, 2010
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Man Ray
Erotique Voilée, 1933/85
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Andre de Dienes
Nude on Stone Bench, 1955
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Terry O'Neill
Tin Pan Alley, 1963
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Hermann Nitsch
Performance 2003, 2003
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EUR 650
Vik Muniz
Bullfinch and weeping cherry, 2010
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EUR 6,500
Hiroshi Sugimoto
Differential bevel gear, 2004
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Gelatin Silver Print
EUR 21,400
Hiroshi Sugimoto
Surface of revolution with constant negative curvature, 2004
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Gelatin Silver Print
EUR 21,400
Thomas Ruff
Zycles III, 2009
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EUR 9,400
Robert ParkeHarrison
Consumption, 1997
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Gregory Crewdson
Brightview, 2005
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Jack Pierson
Stardust, 2012
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EUR 900
Rashid Rana
Veil II, 2004
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Frank Worth
Sammy Davis Jr in mid-air, 1959
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EUR 3,995
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Natalie Wood
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Frank Worth
James Dean seated (black and white)
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