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Anna Felicity Friedman

Anna Felicity Friedman
Interdisciplinary scholar Anna Felicity Friedman has researched the history of tattooing for nearly thirty years. A collector of tattoos since 1990, Friedman writes and lectures widely about the art form, and is the author of The World Atlas of Tattoo.


Ray Bradbury Understood the Narrative Power of Tattoos

Anna Felicity Friedman on Body Art
March 20, 2020  By Anna Felicity Friedman
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