I love livin’ in the city

Posted by Julene on September 1st, 2010

I’m not too sure if there’s a story behind this cityscape tattoo, but there’s quite a bit going on.  If you take the time to click through and see the large version of this image, you’ll see what I mean. (You can always click the pictures we post here to see it full-size, by the way.)

Also, you might as well take a peek at the close-up we have here. Regardless, this is a pretty intricate scene someone’s walking around with. Anyone know this guy? I have questions!

Tattoo by: Peter Bobek at Tribo Tattoo in Prague, Czech Republic.

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  • http://www.tattoogarden.net Tattoo Garden

    I really don’t know anything about this piece, other than it’s totally amazing!

  • http://www.tattoogarden.net Tattoo Garden

    I really don’t know anything about this piece, other than it’s totally amazing!

  • Cadah

    It looks like some pieces of Thomas Hart Benton.

  • Cadah

    It looks like some pieces of Thomas Hart Benton.

  • http://tattoosnob.com Julene

    @Cadah – Holy hell, you’re right!

  • http://tattoosnob.com Julene

    @Cadah – Holy hell, you’re right!

  • Zdenek1312

    Hello,found be about my tattoo :o ) glad as though like

  • Cadah

    That’s my art history degree at it’s finest!

  • http://tattoosnob.com Julene

    With readers like you, no artist will go unrecognized! Huzzah!

  • sandy

    Looks like part of the Battle of Cable St mural- from the far left hand side of the mural, you can see the policeman and the guy on the table throwing stuff. It’s a mural right next to where I live in London commemorating the protests that prevented Oswald Moseleys British Fascist Party rallying in Aldgate. Awesome!

  • sandy

    Looks like part of the Battle of Cable St mural- from the far left hand side of the mural, you can see the policeman and the guy on the table throwing stuff. It’s a mural right next to where I live in London commemorating the protests that prevented Oswald Moseleys British Fascist Party rallying in Aldgate. Awesome!