TATTOO. 1730s-1970s. Henk Schiffmacher's Private Collection.
TATTOO. 1730s-1970s. Henk Schiffmacher's Private Collection.
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Der legendäre Tätowierkünstler und Historiker Henk Schiffmacher nimmt uns mit auf seine ganz persönliche Reise durch 200 Jahre Tattoo-Geschichte von den 1730er bis in die 1970er Jahre. Dieser voluminöse Band zeigt atemberaubende Zeichnungen, Designs, Fotos sowie Artefakte aus aller Welt und vereint das Beste aus Schiffmachers renommierter Privatsammlung mit aufschlussreichen, persönlichen Kommentaren dieses beliebtesten Tätowierers und Philosophen seiner Kunst.Famous First Edition: Nummerierte Erstauflage von 10.000 Exemplaren
Amsterdam-based tattoo artist and historian Henk Schiffmacher is a living legend in the tattoo world. Traveling the world since the 1970s, Schiffmacher has amassed one of the largest collections of contemporary and historical tattoo ephemera in the world, known as the Schiffmacher Tattoo Heritage. He has tattooed many rock and pop stars, and his tattoo shop attracts countless tattoo pilgrims. A director and writer, he has published over twenty books, including TASCHEN's 1000 Tattoos, and designed for many brands. In 2017, he was decorated by the king and queen of the Netherlands as an Officer in the Order of Orange-Nassau, a Dutch order of chivalry and the highest recognition given to a civilian.
Amsterdam-based tattoo artist and historian Henk Schiffmacher is a living legend in the tattoo world. Traveling the world since the 1970s, Schiffmacher has amassed one of the largest collections of contemporary and historical tattoo ephemera in the world, known as the Schiffmacher Tattoo Heritage. He has tattooed many rock and pop stars, and his tattoo shop attracts countless tattoo pilgrims. A director and writer, he has published over twenty books, including TASCHEN's 1000 Tattoos, and designed for many brands. In 2017, he was decorated by the king and queen of the Netherlands as an Officer in the Order of Orange-Nassau, a Dutch order of chivalry and the highest recognition given to a civilian.