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Maud Wagner

July 14, 2016 in Modern Worthies

Maud Wagner

The First American Female Tattoo Artist

Wagner was a circus aerialist and contortionist who learned how to tattoo from the man who would become her husband.
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First nipple piercing, now tattoos. The Victorian Era was not like you thought.

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