Inglês - PROF. Ms. JAMIL JUNIOR

TIMELESS TATTOS

            London. They were once considered the unrefined adornment of sailors, criminals and prostitutes but are now one of the most popular forms of self-expression. Tattos, a Tahitian word for permanent marks made on the skin with pigments, are now the focus of "Skin Deep", an exhibition at London's Maritime Museum lasting throught September 30. on view in this exhibit, which traces the history of tattooing in Modern Western culture from its origins in Polynesia, are 1960's tatto prlor sings and early tattoing tools made of bone.