Christian Warlich Collection Tattooed Circus Sideshow Acts
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Christian Warlich Collection
Tattooed Circus Sideshow Acts
Seven (7) Reproduction Posters from the Christian Warlich Collection depicting tattooed circus sideshow acts from the turn of the 20th century.
The set of 7 posters include the following 8 Tattooed Sideshow Freaks;
- Annie Frank – Print Size: 38cm x 29cm | 15″ x 11.5″
- Don Manuelo – Print Size: 57cm x 42cm | 22.5″ x 16.5″
- Angelika Schwarz – Print Size: 56.5cm x 42cm | 22.5″ x 16.5″
- Miss Creola & Miss Alwonda – Print Size: 55cm x 40cm | 21.65″ x 15.75″
- La Bella Angora – Print Size: 60cm x 42cm | 23″ x 16.5″
- Miss Rosella – Print Size: 58cm x 41.5cm | 23″ x 16.5″
- Princess Miss Emmy – Print Size: 60cm x 42cm | 23″ x 16.5″
*Note, this is a Limited Edition, Reproduction Printing – Posters are Original Size
Christian Warlich (5 January 1891 – 27 February 1964) was a Hamburg based tattooist who professionalized tattooing in Germany. He supposedly was the first tattoo artist to use an electric tattoo machine in Germany.
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Christian Warlich Collection
Tattooed Circus Sideshow Acts
Seven (7) Reproduction Posters from the Christian Warlich Collection depicting tattooed circus sideshow acts from the turn of the 20th century.
The set of 7 posters include the following 8 Tattooed Sideshow Freaks;
- Annie Frank – Print Size: 38cm x 29cm | 15″ x 11.5″
- Don Manuelo – Print Size: 57cm x 42cm | 22.5″ x 16.5″
- Angelika Schwarz – Print Size: 56.5cm x 42cm | 22.5″ x 16.5″
- Miss Creola & Miss Alwonda – Print Size: 55cm x 40cm | 21.65″ x 15.75″
- La Bella Angora – Print Size: 60cm x 42cm | 23″ x 16.5″
- Miss Rosella – Print Size: 58cm x 41.5cm | 23″ x 16.5″
- Princess Miss Emmy – Print Size: 60cm x 42cm | 23″ x 16.5″
*Note, this is a Limited Edition, Reproduction Printing – Posters are Original Size
Christian Warlich (5 January 1891 – 27 February 1964) was a Hamburg based tattooist who professionalized tattooing in Germany. He supposedly was the first tattoo artist to use an electric tattoo machine in Germany.
