Hermann Nitsch – Die Eroberung Jerusalem (Ein Drama 1971) — Framed print by influential Austrian artist and Viennese Actionist pioneer — Reduced from $9,975 - now priced to sell This is a rare framed print of a major work by Hermann Nitsch (1938–2022), one of the most provocative and influential artists of the Viennese Actionism movement. Titled "Die Eroberung Jerusalem (A Drama 1971)," the piece reflects a pivotal era in Nitsch’s practice, when he began staging his legendary Orgien Mysterien Theater (Orgy-Mystery Theatre) at Prinzendorf Castle. — Framed Dimensions: 1000 x 1595 mm — Medium: Print on paper — Believed print date: 2008 edition of a 1970s work — Only two known large-scale drawings from the 1970s exist; both were issued as prints in 1983 and 2008 Provenance — This print was sent personally by Nitsch to my former partner, a well-known musician, following a chance meeting in a bar many years ago. The story goes: “He simply walked up and said, ‘Hey Hermann, how’s it going?’ They connected instantly.” Nitsch was known to gift prints of his work in this informal, personal way — and this is believed to be one such instance. A meaningful and authentic piece of avant-garde art history. Investment & Rarity — Comparable canvas versions of Die Eroberung Jerusalem have sold for €16,000–€70,000 (NZD $30,000–$130,000) at international galleries and auctions. With Nitsch’s passing in 2022, interest in his work continues to grow — making this a rare acquisition with strong potential as a long-term investment. Shipping & Notes — — Courier shipping arranged at buyer’s expense — Optional shipping insurance available (4% of artwork value) — Frame has small chips and marks from removalists – please see photos — Photos form part of the description — Contact and payment required within 3 days of sale closing — Shipped via Pack & Send – trusted specialists in artwork packing and tracked delivery