What Art History Would Look Like If Men And Women Had More Tattoos
Late last year, scientists verified the age of the world’s oldest tattoos. According to The Smithsonian, they belong to a European Tyrolean Iceman who died and was buried beneath a glacier positioned near the Austrian–Italian border around 3250 B.C. He had a whopping 61 tattoos on his body.
Artist Nicolas Amiard is reimagining the pristine bodies of famous paintings.
