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The Night Porter (1974)

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The Louvre Museum in Paris is home to countless works of beauty, including the Mona Lisa, Vermeer's The Lacemaker, and Michelangelo's Dying Slave.

And recently, two more works of art were very briefly added to the legendary collection— naked Charlotte Rampling and equally unattired Brazilian model Raquel Zimmerman.

In this photoshoot for Paradise magazine by German fashion photographer Juergen Teller, the two ladies bare boobs and butt in front of some of the world’s great masterpieces, which you probably won’t even notice are in the picture.

Read more after the jump.

Hump and grind!

Celebrating those hard-working ladies of gentleman's clubs who selflessly peel down and shake their naked bods for our pleasure is a long-standing tradition here at MrSkin.com. Especially when, like Marisa Tomei nude in The Wrestler and Jessica Biel in Powder Blue, the stripper is actually stripping.

But today, we'd like to celebrate the art of the striptease: the sensuous, naughty bump-and-grind dance that usually occurs away from the strip-club stage.

Click "more" and join us as we count down the top ten naked celebrity stripteasers. From Jacinda Barrett to Demi Moore to Rebecca Romijn, they've got enough ap-PEEL to make you squeal.

Rack the Vote!

Here's one issue both Mamocrats and Re-pubic-ans alike can come together regarding: deciding the hottest onscreen vixen of all time.

GQ mag is running a new poll that will decide the single most important issue facing Americans this November: Halle Berry or Julie Christie? Catherine Deneuve or Jessica Alba?

GQ's compiled a list of 25 searingly hot perv-formances by women on the silver screen like Ursula Andress in Dr. No and Scarlett Johansson in Lost in Translation.

Click through the cut to read the entire list of screen scorchers!

Virtually from the moment the fighting stopped, erotic takes on World War II became a mainstay of cheap porn paperbacks and lowbrow sexploitation movies.

Those boundaries (among others) expanded with the heady, high-class art film The Night Porter, which opened in theaters on this date in 1974.

Charlotte Rampling stars as a concentration camp survivor who comes across Dirk Bogarde as the commandante who once kept her as a sexual slave. Now he’s working in the lowly job of the title at a Vienna Hotel.

Rather than turn her former Nazi tormentor in, though, Charlotte revives their kinky relationship, and The Night Porter pushes cinema into areas that are as uncomfortable as they are arousing.

Controversy flared up around The Night Porter upon its release. Three-decades-plus later, it continues to provoke thoughts both intellectual and … otherwise.