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Craze for tattooing in Edwardian Britain (b / w photo)
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Craze for tattooing in Edwardian Britain (b / w photo)
6014344 Craze for tattooing in Edwardian Britain (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Craze for tattooing in Edwardian Britain. Illustration for Black & White Budget, 17 May 1902.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23277528
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Craze Designs Dragons Serpents Tattoed Tattooing Tattoos Defensive Weapon Infantry Weapon Snakes
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This photo print, titled "Craze for tattooing in Edwardian Britain" offers a fascinating glimpse into the cultural phenomenon of tattooing during the early 20th century. Captured by an English photographer in the 1900s, this image showcases a private collection that highlights the widespread fascination with tattoos in Great Britain. The photo depicts individuals proudly displaying their elaborately designed tattoos on their arms. The intricate artwork includes motifs such as serpents, snakes, dragons, and other captivating symbols. These designs not only reflect personal preferences but also provide insight into the prevailing trends and influences of that era. It is intriguing to observe how this craze for tattooing transcended national boundaries, as evidenced by German individuals being featured alongside British subjects. This suggests that tattoo culture was not limited to one specific region but had spread across Europe. Furthermore, this image sheds light on the historical significance of tattoos as defensive weapons or armaments during times of conflict. It serves as a reminder of how body art has been utilized throughout history for various purposes beyond mere aesthetic expression. Overall, this photograph captures a unique moment in time when tattooing became increasingly popular among Edwardian Britons and Germans alike. It stands as a testament to both individual creativity and societal trends while offering us valuable insights into early 20th-century European culture and history.
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