PHILADELPHIA — Got a tattoo? You might be emulating ... Included in the exhibit is work of the late Norman “Sailor Jerry” Collins, whose buxom babes, patriotic themes and other old-school ...

Although he was a man of patriotic bluster and conservative ... Before the glut of tattoo magazines and conventions, Sailor Jerry created a network among tattoo professionals.

Norman “Sailor Jerry” Collins settled in Honolulu in the 1930s, where he opened two shops on Hotel and Smith streets. Tattoos were recognized as an art largely due to Collin’s work ...

Sailor Jerry Rum has made an annual event of sponsoring free tattoos on the anniversary of the death of the legendary tattoo artist Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins. Collins studied Asian tattooing ...

A highlight of the exhibit includes flash art from Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins, a man many consider the 'father of the modern tattoo’ and also the name behind Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum.

The company credits its revamped marketing strategy, centered on Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins — the renowned American tattoo artist that it is named after. Sailor Jerry has also ditched TV and ...

Sailor Jerry isn’t just the name of a hipster rum, it’s also the pseudonym for Norman Keith Collins, arguably the most iconic tattoo artist in modern history. Collins was the master of the old ...

Heske was among a short list of people at the metal festival Saturday who received a complimentary tattoo in the Sailor Jerry tent during the festival. The iconic rum brand is named for prominent ...