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Weegee, "Higher Education Goes To Her Head”, March 10, 1941, silver gelatin print on glossy fibre paper, 16,3(20,3)x14,3 (15,5) cm, © Weegee / International Center of Photography, courtesy Daniel Blau, Munich

Weegee, "Higher Education Goes To Her Head”, March 10, 1941, silver gelatin print on glossy fibre paper, 16,3(20,3)x14,3 (15,5) cm, © Weegee / International Center of Photography, courtesy Daniel Blau, Munich

Alfred Stieglitz, "Kitty at Breakfast”, 1907, Lumière autochrome, 9,2x12,4 cm, © Daniel Blau, Munich

Andy Warhol, "n.t. (Male Head)”, c. 1952, graphite on paper (two sheets collaged together), 28,2 x 29,7 cm, ©Andy Warhol Artwork ©2019 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York, courtesy Daniel Blau, Munich

Georg Baselitz, "Großer Kopf”, 1966, woodcut, printed with monotype in black on brown/green on light brown on an unusually large sheet of an antique folio leaf, 48,7 (63,7) x 39,8 (43,3) cm, © Georg Baselitz

Antonius Hoeckelmann, "o.T.”, 1976, gouache, watercolor on Hahnemuehle hand made paper, 61,3 x 48,2 cm, © Antonius Hoeckelmann

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