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The "Mona Lisa" of Tattoos: The Woman Who Changed the History of Tattoos and Became Synonymous with Them - iefimerida.gr

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Maud Wagner carved out her own path as a circus performer and later became one of the most recognizable women of early American tattooing. At Old Glory Tattoo in Derby, Kansas, in Wichita, Ron Doleczek has been working for years. But he still remembers the day, nearly two decades ago, when a customer came in with something wrapped under his armpit. “He says, ‘I think you’ll want to see this,’” Doleczek recalls. “This is not leaving my shop.” …

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Maud Wagner carved out her own path as a circus performer and later became one of the most recognizable women of early American tattooing. At Old Glory Tattoo in Derby, Kansas, in Wichita, Ron Doleczek has been working for years. But he still remembers the day, nearly two decades ago, when a customer came in with something wrapped under his armpit. “He says, ‘I think you’ll want to see this,’” Doleczek recalls. “This is not leaving my shop.” …

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Iefimerida broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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