Paul Kamm
10 albums/62 artworks – Paul Kamm (1891 – After 1935) was a visionary illustrator and artist whose provocative works captured the underground allure of FemDom and BDSM themes during the Weimar era. Also known by his birth name Paul Klamm and the enigmatic pseudonym C. Soulier, Kamm’s oeuvre, marked by intricate watercolor drawings of female‑female and female‑male dynamics, spanking scenes, and enema erotica, stands as a bold testament to the period’s sexual liberation and fetish exploration. Active primarily in the 1920s and 1930s, Kamm’s illustrations appeared in avant‑garde periodicals such as Reigen, Berliner Leben, Die Ohne, and Der Junggeselle. His contributions extended to illustrated books that delved into taboo desires, including Der gestiefelte Eros: Lebensbeichte eines transvestitischen Schuhfetischisten (1932), Rolf und die Gouvernante (1930, by Gitta Fritz), and Der sonderbare Turnlehrer. These pieces,…
