Hardcover: 256 pages

Publisher: Powerhouse Books; 01 edition (14 April 2016)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 1576877698

ISBN-13: 978-1576877692

Product Dimensions: 31.5 x 3.3 x 27.4 cm

虽然大多数的纹身本质上是短暂的，由皮肤直到宿主的死亡，在纹身闪光形式存在的视觉记录：手绘板设计张贴在纹身店供客户选择。油漆和粉刷、被盗、交易、买卖，这些往往是艺术家之间通过一个通道进行的艺术展示。这些原始的画艺术作品的效用，使原来的例子仍然可以被发现在使用或争取。

《复古的纹身图案》展现**取缔纹身和作者Jonathan Shaw的个人收藏，300多件闪**的纹身私人收藏。

Jonathan Shaw is a world-travelling outlaw artist, novelist, blogger, head doctor, anti-folk hero, legendary tattoo master and notorious innovator and creator of underground art. Shaw was born in NY to big band legend Artie Shaw and movie star Doris Dowling, and was raised in LA where he learned to tattoo on the legendary Pike boardwalk from old-school California masters. After running with the likes of Jim Morrison, the Manson Family, and Charles Bukowski, he fell prey to heroin addiction and a life of crime. He finally left 1970s Hollywood to travel the world and founded Fun City, the first street tattoo shop in NYC since tattooing was decriminalised in the 1960s.

"Few have dipped so deeply or functioned so extensively in the cultural underbelly of our world than the notorious artist and adventurer, Jonathan Shaw." -Robert Williams
"Ranks with the best." -Johnny Depp
"A living example of human indestructibility that is hard to surpass." -Eugene Hutz (Gogol Bordello)
"Bold and striking images." -Kat Von D.
"An American classic, a traditionalist discarding history." -JUXTAPOZ
"Jonathan Shaw is an acknowledged master craftsman of the present era." -SECONDS
"Jonathan Shaw (is) a subversive and criminal inhabitant of the world of human expression." -Jim Jarmusch
''Jonathan Shaw is a shameless evildoer.'' -Marilyn Manson
''Jonathan Shaw is the great nightmare anti-hero of the new age.'' -Iggy Pop
"The images in the book, much like the bodies of those whose skin they adorned, read like a history of the cultural concerns of the time from early nautical and military themes of patriotism and seafaring to the popular cartoon characters of a given era and our ever-shifting views on death, birth, and sex." "Esquire
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"The pieces in Vintage Tattoo Flash come from the last century, but the highest concentration of work is from the 1900s to the 1960s. They represent much of the familiar iconography of American tattooing: ships, half-dressed women, birds of prey, panthers, daggers, roses, and, yes, hearts emblazoned with mom. What's fascinating to see, by leafing through Shaw's collection, is how the art form has evolved in the last hundred years. By the 1950s and '60s, the Sailor Jerry esque American traditional designs begin to shift into different territory, influenced by other styles of tattooing: a touch of traditional Japanese here, a hint of realism there." "Men's Journal " "
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