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Tattoo NationPortraits of Celebrity Body Art

Format: Hardback

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Tattoos, rock and roll, and Rolling Stone -- the ideal combination for the ultimate book on celebrities and their tattoos. Rolling Stone's "Tattoo Nation" exposes this dynamic art form in all its glory as embodied by the biggest pop icons of our time, from Drew Barrymore to Eminem, Melissa Etheridge to Ozzy Osbourne, Busta Rhymes to Mary J. Bilge. "Tattoo Nation" features candid and never-before-seen photographs and equally revealing interviews that chronicle the gradual emergence of this evocative art form into mainstream society via pop-culture icons. These edgy color and black-and-white photographic spreads present pop and rock icons ranging from counter culture pioneers like Janis Joplin to today's trendsetters Bjork and Lenny Kravitz showing off their body artwork.

Format: Hardback
Published: 2002
Pages: 144
Publisher: Bulfinch Press Book/Little, Brown, and Company
ISBN: 9780821227817

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