Determination of national factors of modern ukrainian patriotic tattoo
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2018.134361Keywords:
tattoo, peculiarities, style, national, patriotic, compositions, forms, factors, pigment, imagesAbstract
This article deals with the emergence in Ukraine of the beginning of the 21st century of a new style of Ukrainian patriotic tattoo, as one of the directions of the tattoo of contemporary artistic practice. The results of research of national and patriotic features of images of modern Ukrainian tattoo are formulated. Visual compositions, imaginative solutions of a new style when performing high-quality and highly artistic tattoos that reflect the patriotic moods of society, distinctive from the characteristic traditional factors, are identified
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