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In continuation of our post of nude photography from yesterday, we thought we’d share these incredible photos by New York based artist Spencer Tunick. His group photos are the most impressive just based on scale, logistics and choreography (and the fact that they have gotten him arrested multiple times), but we think his handling of the single nude portraits is just as interesting and masterful.
Stripping For Tunick In Munich
Munich - 1700 volunteers stripped naked and got painted in red and gold today for artist Spencer Tunick! The famed American photographer is creating his interpretation of scenes from Richard Wagner’s opera Der Ring des Nibelungen.
The art installation, in Munich’s Max-Joseph Platz, was held to mark the opening of the 2012 Munich summer opera season!
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On September 17 one thousand Israelis volunteered to be a part of a large-scale nude portrait by Spencer Tunick. This one is meant to call attention to the environmental concerns surrounding the famously salty Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, which experts warn could dry out by 2050.
[via Design You Trust]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lrvv5xsKwC1qdsohuo1_500.jpg)
On September 17 one thousand Israelis volunteered to be a part of a large-scale nude portrait by Spencer Tunick. This one is meant to call attention to the environmental concerns surrounding the famously salty Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, which experts warn could dry out by 2050.
[via Design You Trust]
