Artists
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Kurt Faber
Kurt Faber was a little-known German artist active around 1929–1932, best known for his erotic photomontages and illustrations featuring flagellantism and corporal punishment. His work appeared in Ernst Schertel’s series Der Flagellantismus als literarisches Motiv. Characterized by dramatic, often surreal black-and-white compositions, his pieces are iconic examples of late Weimar-era fetish art.
Books, Comics and Magazines
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Fredi Trilogy
~ First published in 1929 The Fredi Trilogy is a rare and provocative series of three semi-autobiographical novels that trace the awakening of same-sex desire in a repressive society. Published by the Parisian house Librairie Artistique( known for its scandalous “kitsch novels”) the books were disguised as a “study in …
Various Blogs
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Free Fetish Art
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 …
