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boil

I saw a Nitsche show 20 years ago and never forgot it. It drove home just what petroleum is made of. God bless him.

Daniel Gr.

"Here we have a Tree that was felled." (Painting 1)

"I'm a little scared to show the next painting. A very dramatic painting. A car accident. You don't need to be scared though, everyone survived." (Painting 2)

"What's your next project? What can we expect?"
"For my 70th birthday, which is next year, a museum in Naples will be founded for me. And I'm very proud of the progression Prinzendorf, Mistelbach, Naples."
"Is there a train connection?"

martin

This is a humoristic talk show, where the host is the Emperor, talking with a strange accent as it was used by former emperor Franz Joseph II. Nitsch is showed by the muse the paintings the emperor did of a falling tree etc,

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