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| [[File:Emmadeburgh.jpg|thumb|right|180px|Emma DeBurg]] | | In [[325]] AD '''Emperor Constantine''' banned [[Tattooing]] in the Roman Empire. |
| '''Emma DeBurg''' (sometimes spelled de Burgh), born Emma Kohl, a famous [[Tattooed lady]], is considered one of tattooist [[Samuel O'Reilly]]'s early masterpieces. Her work consisted mainly of large religious and patriotic motifs including a last supper [[Backpiece]]. She traveled America with her husband [[Frank DeBurg]], who was also tattooed by Samuel O'Reilly. In May of 1887, she left for Europe and toured without her husband. She traveled in Europe until 1898. | |
Latest revision as of 03:15, 17 September 2023
In 325 AD Emperor Constantine banned Tattooing in the Roman Empire.