A. Jardin

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

A. Jardin was a (probably French) spanking artist who worked for Librairie Franco-Anglaise as an illustrator of spanking novels using the pseudonyms Sergisky and Siva. Sadly enough I could only find very little of the artworks that were done by this artist. Books with bdsm illustrations by A. Jardin presented in gallery below: Les Cravaches féminines, as Siva(1928) L’Ardente passion, as Sergisky (1929) 2 albums/6 artworks A. Jardin ←

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