Tattoo Art





In ancient Greece and Rome there were many ritual tattooing, there is also the first tattoo was used to punish criminals.
An important date in the history of the tattoo is in 1891, when it was invented the electric tattooing machine, American O'Reilly. However, during the first half of the twentieth century, the art of tattoo is practically not developed. The stylistic diversity is poor, the subjects were poor and primitive. The turning point occurred in the 60s with the development of countercultural youth movements, who returned to tattoo her deserved position as one of the types of fine art. A man from the tribe of Maori. New Zealand, 1900

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Edith Berchett. London, UK, 1920

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Ron Akers at work. Bristol, United Kingdom, 1950

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Pamela Nash. Bristol, United Kingdom, 1950

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Cindy Ray in his workshop. Ivanhoe, Australia, 1960

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Cindy Ray. Ivanhoe, Australia, 1960

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Forest Skus in his workshop. Bristol, United Kingdom, 1960

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Unknown Master 1970

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Japanese tattoo

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Wizard Petalo Suluepe. Samoa 1990

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Wizard Roala Nui. Moorea, Tahiti, 1995

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Moorea, Tahiti, 1995

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Japanese tattoo. Tokyo

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Work Dave luma. Oregon

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