Last summer, I met Bryan on the Rector Street subway platform. He was kind enough to share a full sleeve of tattoos inspired by the work of Salvador Dalí:
This section is inspired by The Burning Giraffe (1937):
Then, there's this skull:
This was based on a poster Dalí designed for an anti-venereal disease campaign during World War II, dubbed Vagina Dentata:
Of course, everyone is familiar with this Dalí image, from his famous painting The Persistence of Memory:
The bleeding roses in this tattoo
are inspired by this painting:
And then there is this last skull image:
This piece is based on Dalí's The Face of War:
Bryan credited all of the tattoo work to Chris Mason (@chrismasontattoo) at Live Wire Arts (@livewirearts) in West Islip, New York.
Thanks to Bryan for sharing all of this amazing work with us here on Tattoosday!
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