The last two weeks I have added another strong batch of rare vintage BDSM artworks. Some older works from Martin van Maele were replaced, more art was added to Tom Poulton, the anonymous FemDom collection has been expanded with 13 unique artworks and Six Weekends was added to Bill Ward.
To avoid cluttering the site with lots of individual update-only blog posts, I gather every update of the year into one comprehensive post. This keeps things clear and tidy.Previous years can be viewed here, and below are the site additions made so far in 2026. Like to be informed via…
In the mid-1930s, under the mysterious pseudonym Wighead, one of the most talented and sought-after illustrators of French fetish erotica emerged. Active between roughly 1932 and 1936, Wighead became legendary for his elegant, highly detailed, and intensely erotic drawings that captured the world of bondage, female domination, flagellation, and fetishistic…
Max Kislinger (1895-1983) was an Austrian graphic artist known for his erotic ex-libris creations, blending folk art with playful sensuality. His work, characterized by vibrant colors and strong lines, frequently explored themes of encasement—depicting intimate, confined scenes that predated wider recognition in BDSM art. Kislinger’s unique focus remained largely private during his lifetime.
Adolphe Léon Willette (1857-1926) was a prominent French painter and illustrator known for his satirical and erotic drawings during the Belle Époque. His works, characterized by humor and sensuality, often depicted BDSM themes. Notably, his portfolio “Les péchés capitaux” features imaginative lithographs of the seven deadly sins, blending wit and eroticism.
Fritz Erler (1868-1940) was a prominent German artist known for his contributions to Jugendstil and magazine illustration. He created iconic works for the magazine Jugend and co-founded the artists’ group Die Scholle. Erler’s versatile output included murals, erotic drawings, and a distinct exploration of powerful female figures in his art.