About this reports write The Guardian.
"The Amsterdam tattoo has become a form of pilgrimage. At first, people from abroad wanted three crosses, and then gradually they started asking for a small Rembrandt or the Rembrandt House, one of the most famous houses in Amsterdam," said tattoo artist Henk Schiffmacher.
His studio approached the Amsterdam museum with the idea of joint work and met with an enthusiastic reception.
It is noted that Rembrandt's technique in particular involves scratching copper with a dry sharp needle, so people's skin is ideal for tattooing these images, which are created using a similar technique.
The images that can be stuffed are inspired by engravings by Dutch masters of the 100th century. A tattoo will cost 250-XNUMX euros.
This is how the museum wants to attract a young audience after COVID-19. Tattoo artists will work in the art institution for a week, from June 19 to 25.
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