Otto Mason was a turn of the century Boston tattoo artist, who later moved to the West Coast.
Boston Tattoo History:
In Boston he worked with
Tattoo Artist Ed Smith, Tattoo Artist Capt. Fred McKay, and Everett Whipple Frost
I found his resting place, and those of many other tattoo artists buried in Southern California, after much digging around, ordering records, and phone calls. The photos were taken by my husband and I on a well-planned 2010 road trip from Yakima, WA to California. Getting the photos sometimes meant waiting an hour in the lobby of the cemetery office to get a map. All worth the effort!!
Boston Tattoo History:
In Boston he worked with
Tattoo Artist Ed Smith, Tattoo Artist Capt. Fred McKay, and Everett Whipple Frost
I found his resting place, and those of many other tattoo artists buried in Southern California, after much digging around, ordering records, and phone calls. The photos were taken by my husband and I on a well-planned 2010 road trip from Yakima, WA to California. Getting the photos sometimes meant waiting an hour in the lobby of the cemetery office to get a map. All worth the effort!!
Otto Mason was a turn of the century Boston tattoo artist, who later moved to the West Coast.
Boston Tattoo History:
In Boston he worked with
Tattoo Artist Ed Smith, Tattoo Artist Capt. Fred McKay, and Everett Whipple Frost
I found his resting place, and those of many other tattoo artists buried in Southern California, after much digging around, ordering records, and phone calls. The photos were taken by my husband and I on a well-planned 2010 road trip from Yakima, WA to California. Getting the photos sometimes meant waiting an hour in the lobby of the cemetery office to get a map. All worth the effort!!
Boston Tattoo History:
In Boston he worked with
Tattoo Artist Ed Smith, Tattoo Artist Capt. Fred McKay, and Everett Whipple Frost
I found his resting place, and those of many other tattoo artists buried in Southern California, after much digging around, ordering records, and phone calls. The photos were taken by my husband and I on a well-planned 2010 road trip from Yakima, WA to California. Getting the photos sometimes meant waiting an hour in the lobby of the cemetery office to get a map. All worth the effort!!
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