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Electric Tattooer

Max O Reilly, of New York, invents an electric tattooing pen which is not only faster than the manual method, but also less painful

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Body C Ulture Electric Faster Invents Manual Method Oreilly Painful Tattooing Toilet


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Circa 1890: A Historical Milestone in Tattooing - Max O'Reilly, an innovative tattoo artist from New York, holds an electric tattooing pen, a groundbreaking invention that revolutionized the ancient art of body marking. The image captures the moment of discovery, with O'Reilly's focused gaze on the pen, reflecting the excitement and curiosity that came with this new technological advancement. In the late 19th century, the manual tattooing method, which involved using needles and ink to pierce the skin, was the only known technique for creating permanent body art. However, this process was time-consuming, painful, and often resulted in scarring or infection. O'Reilly's electric tattooing pen, with its fine tip and precise control, offered a solution to these issues. The pen, powered by electricity, was not only faster but also significantly less painful than the traditional method. This photograph, taken in the privacy of O'Reilly's studio, provides a rare glimpse into the world of tattooing during a pivotal moment in its history. The electric pen, resting on a toilet seat, hints at the sterilization process that became essential in preventing infections. The overall scene exudes a sense of progress and innovation, as O'Reilly stands at the forefront of a new era in body art culture. This image, from the extensive collection of Mary Evans Prints Online, offers a unique perspective on the history of tattooing and the role of technological advancements in shaping our cultural practices.

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