International audienceFrom the 19th century on, in France, tattooing amongst women has appeared anecdotal compared to tattooing amongst men. It has often been summed up to the phenomenon of signing a female lover’s body to claim exclusivity. However, the careful examination of contemporary scientific studies, newspaper articles and prison registers suggests a wider use of this technique of self-expression. Women have used tattooing to better their appearance, to adhere to counter-cultural practices and to assert their identity. Though some tattoos have indeed been suggested by another individual or forced upon those women, some do seem to be the result of the wilful expression of a sense of individuality.Dès le XIXe siècle, la pratique du t...
Illustrated Ladies examines the figure of the tattooed woman in nineteenth century America and Brita...
This research project explores the lived experiences of tattooed women. This research was informed b...
International audienceFabrice Virgili : The « tondues » during the LiberationAltough the « femme ton...
International audienceFrom the 19th century on, in France, tattooing amongst women has appeared anec...
International audienceIn this chapter, I examine the seldom studied but now obsolete tradition of fa...
Ces dernières années, les tatouages font l’objet d’un véritable engouement mais, à l...
Tattooing has enjoyed a resurgence of popularity in contemporary Western culture as of late, althoug...
<p><i>Résumé</i></p><p><b>Le tatouage féminin dans les sociétés anciennes et traditionnelles : beaut...
The tattooed lady is a unique and contrasting image to the Victorian era’s proscribed standards and ...
The French art of the late 19th century is one of the most studied subjects, but posters, one of the...
Ancient as it may be the popularity for tattoo does not seem to wane in the West. Indeed, we can fi...
La technique du tatouage serait, en principe, aussi vielle que l’humain. Réservée à ...
Mystical and meditative women, mothers, dancers, prostitutes - women dominate art of the 19th centur...
Bien qu’ancien, l’engouement de l’Occident pour le tatouage ne paraît pas perdre de sa vigueur. Ains...
Dans ces travaux interdisciplinaires, spécialistes français et américains étudient comment les femme...
Illustrated Ladies examines the figure of the tattooed woman in nineteenth century America and Brita...
This research project explores the lived experiences of tattooed women. This research was informed b...
International audienceFabrice Virgili : The « tondues » during the LiberationAltough the « femme ton...
International audienceFrom the 19th century on, in France, tattooing amongst women has appeared anec...
International audienceIn this chapter, I examine the seldom studied but now obsolete tradition of fa...
Ces dernières années, les tatouages font l’objet d’un véritable engouement mais, à l...
Tattooing has enjoyed a resurgence of popularity in contemporary Western culture as of late, althoug...
<p><i>Résumé</i></p><p><b>Le tatouage féminin dans les sociétés anciennes et traditionnelles : beaut...
The tattooed lady is a unique and contrasting image to the Victorian era’s proscribed standards and ...
The French art of the late 19th century is one of the most studied subjects, but posters, one of the...
Ancient as it may be the popularity for tattoo does not seem to wane in the West. Indeed, we can fi...
La technique du tatouage serait, en principe, aussi vielle que l’humain. Réservée à ...
Mystical and meditative women, mothers, dancers, prostitutes - women dominate art of the 19th centur...
Bien qu’ancien, l’engouement de l’Occident pour le tatouage ne paraît pas perdre de sa vigueur. Ains...
Dans ces travaux interdisciplinaires, spécialistes français et américains étudient comment les femme...
Illustrated Ladies examines the figure of the tattooed woman in nineteenth century America and Brita...
This research project explores the lived experiences of tattooed women. This research was informed b...
International audienceFabrice Virgili : The « tondues » during the LiberationAltough the « femme ton...