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Okay Mountain

American, b. 2006

Untitled Tattoo Flash #1
2013

Collage with ink on paper
24.5 x 24.5 x 1.25 in.
Museum Purchase with funds provided by The Mark and Hilarie Moore Family Trust in memory of Timothy A. Fallon
2016.69

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Animals*, bananas*, Caricatures and cartoons, Cartoon characters, cat, dog, hat, head, money, tattoos*
  • Animals - Sources:
    - A zoological revolution, 2002:
  • bananas - Fruits of various species of genus Musa. The fruits are technically berries, growing in clusters of angular, finger-like fruits that contain highly nutritious pulp within the rind.
  • Caricatures and cartoons
  • Cartoon characters
  • cat
  • dog
  • hat
  • head
  • money
  • tattoos - Permanent marks or designs on the skin made by puncturing and inserting pigments. Practiced in ancient times until the present day worldwide and popularized in European and non-indigenous American culture since the 18th century by seamen returning from Polynesia. Motives for tattooing vary by culture. Tattoos may be purely decorative, may indicate rank in social structures, or be applied for spiritual reasons.

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