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In this Oct. 18 photo, people check out a poster showing three naked men which had red tape added to cover the naughty bits, in Vienna, Austria.

Life imitates (nude) art: Man strips

VIENNA – An Austrian museum says a man took the concept of life imitating art to an extreme when he suddenly stripped at an exhibition of pictures and sculptures portraying nude men through the ages.

Vienna’s Leopold Museum said that after taking his clothes off, the man calmly sauntered through the exhibition, dressing again only after a security guard asked him to do so.

Museum spokesman Klaus Pokorny said Tuesday that the museum had nothing to do with Saturday’s strip, describing it as a “spontaneous act.” He said other visitors did not appear disturbed.

He said that since its Oct. 19 opening, the “Nude Men” exhibition had attracted more than 65,000 visitors – all of but one them dressed.

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