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2. www.tattoodo.com › articles › 11-historical-figures11 Historical Figures Who Surprisingly Had Tattoos! • Tattoodo

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   • Andrew Jackson's Tattoo. You may wonder if any president ever had a tattoo? The answer is yes! Jackson was the 7th President of the USA and the first to sport a tattoo.
   • Barry Goldwater's Tattoo. Another influential man with tattoos, Arizona senator Barry Goldwater played a major role in the resurgence of the American Conservative political movement.
   • Theodore Roosevelt's Tattoo. Another president with tattoos! Teddy Roosevelt is one of the most iconic US Presidents ever, a bold politician and grand outdoors-man.
   • Thomas Edison's Tattoo. Tattooing owes a lot to the great Edison, his invention of the electric pen was used by Samuel O'Reilly to create the first electric tattoo machine.

3. time.com › 4688230The Surprising History of Women’s Tattoos | TIME

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   Mar 2, 2017 · Winston Churchill’s mother Lady Randolph Churchill is said to have had a snake tattoo on her wrist (easily covered by a wineglass or sleeve); by the turn of the 20th century, roughly...

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   Did Lady Randolph Churchill have a tattoo?

   • Lady Randolph Churchill with her tattoo on her left arm, hidden beneath several bracelets. For decades tattoos were in style, all the way through to the 20th century. But as prices were reduced and the availability increased, more people of a variety of backgrounds began to be inked.

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   Did Winston Churchill have a tattoo on his forearm?

   • A sturdy and proud man it's not really a surprise he opted for a classic anchor tattoo which he wore on his forearm. Socialite and mother of Winston Churchill, Lady Randolph, like her son, explored the art of tattooing. Wrapped around her wrist was a snake tattoo that when needed could be covered by a bracelet or sleeve.

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   Did Winston Churchill have a snake tattoo?

   • Winston Churchill’s mother Lady Randolph Churchill is said to have had a snake tattoo on her wrist (easily covered by a wineglass or sleeve); by the turn of the 20th century, roughly three-fourths of fashionable New York City ladies had gotten similarly trendy tattoos, including butterflies, flowers and dragons, according to the New York World.

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   Did Jennie Spencer-Churchill have a tattoo?

   • Legend has it that Jennie Spencer-Churchill – aka Lady Randolph Churchill, mother of Winston – had an ouroboros, or a snake eating its own tail, inked onto one of her wrists in 1894. The tattoo was a permanent souvenir of a round-the-world trip, inspired by the markings of a ship’s deckhand. Or so the story goes.

   Amplify: Tattoos can be intrinsically tied to a woman’s identity and

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5. www.friendsofdalnavert.ca › blog › victoriantattoosWritten in Ink: the Victorian Tattoo Craze — Dalnavert Museum

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   Jun 27, 2019 · Lady Randolph Churchill with her tattoo on her left arm, hidden beneath several bracelets. For decades tattoos were in style, all the way through to the 20th century. But as prices were reduced and the availability increased, more people of a variety of backgrounds began to be inked.

6. www.geriwalton.com › tattooing-a-fad-of-the-lateTattooing: A Fad of the Late Nineteenth Century - geriwalton.com

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   Nov 29, 2021 · Another well-known and elite person who got a tattoo was Lady Randolph Churchill. She was an American-born British socialite who became the wife of Lord Randolph Churchill and mother to British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill. In 1898 the New Zealand Herald reported:

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7. bodyartguru.com › famous-leaders-tattoos29 Famous Leaders With Tattoos - Body Art Guru

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   Lady Randolph Churchill Tattooing was even popular among females in the past, although it was viewed as more taboo than it is today for men to get inked. She is just like her son.

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   Aug 5, 2022 · Legend has it that Jennie Spencer-Churchill – aka Lady Randolph Churchill, mother of Winston – had an ouroboros, or a snake eating its own tail, inked onto one of her wrists in 1894. The...

10. www.alldaytattoo.com › aristocratic-tattoosAristocratic Tattoos Through the Ages - All Day Tattoo

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    Jul 23, 2017 · Even the female aristocracy of the late 19 th – early 20th-century society, such as Lady Randolph Churchill (the mother of Winston Churchill) and Queen Olga of Greece weren’t averse to having the odd tasteful tattoo inked on their bodies.