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Jean-Pierre Kunkel

Airbrush, mixed techniques, oil on canvas, watercolors, photography, photo processing and illustration - Jean-Pierre Kunkel seems to like all techniques. Kunkel, who was born in Lievin, France, in 1950, discovered art as a teenager. He attended the Academy of Arts in Munich, Germany, and the University of Fine Arts in Hamburg, but never earned a degree. He learned the art of painting and illustration as an autodidact and spent some time studying in Paris and New York. Today, Kunkel, a fotorealist, is one of Germany's busiest illustrators.

SPIEGEL cover 8/2002
Bush's warriors

U. S. President George W. Bush is targeting Iraq in his war against terrorism. In Europe, however, there is little support for an attack on Saddam Hussein.

SPIEGEL cover 52/1999
Fall into disgrace

With his slush-fund system and his stubborn refusal to provide information, "unification chancellor" Helmut Kohl is tearing down his own image.

Putin and the billionaires
(unpublished 2003)

Russian President Vladimir Putin is being wooed by both Washington and Berlin - the Russian economy is booming. Now, the head of the Kremlin is going after the country's oligarchs.