Gill Del-Mace 'The Tattoo Queen' mid century modernism rooted in the desire to

rooted in the desire to always be creating

Bergner too is interested in this

His deft combination of etching and aquatint underscores the technical innovation of this period

This style of photography practice was not common for the 1960s and is reflective of street photography practices today

but a friend monikered for his mad scientist tendencies

Gill Del-Mace 'The Tattoo Queen' mid century modernism rooted in the desire toGill Del Mace is a highly collectable contemporary artist whose sensuous depictions of carnival women indulge viewers in a fantasy world; powerfully combining both erotica and the 20th century art movement of Magic Realism. Effectively using line and contrasting colours to draw attention to the centre of the image, Del Mace had ingeniously captured the tantalising suspense and intrigue of the world she has created. The Tattoo Queen beautifully