This publication with art from various artists, some unknown but also by Jim and Eric Stanton, was published in 1960 by Nutrix. The quality of the scans differs from what I intend to add to my site. So I decided this might be a good give away so you can experience how viewing art as premium member works. As you can see, you can enlarge, view via autoplay and you can download each image.
While updating the Swiss Jim page, I uncovered an album that finally settled a lingering doubt about a handful of BDSM pieces I’d posted months earlier: works that, at the time, floated anonymously in the ether. The Unnamed Originals The “Carlo” Echo The Parallel Discovery I recalled posting two nearly identical…
Lately I decided to help out some great book publishers/art experts who published books that add some significance to the knowledge about vintage bdsm art. A few years ago I had started creating and publishing some art magazines to see if, in time, I could perhaps publish a book myself.Since…
Glen was one of the key illustrators behind the underground fetish comics published by Peerless Sales in New York City during the late 1950s and early 1960s. Between approximately 1958 and 1963, Peerless Sales released more than 250 four-page booklet-style prints. These were short, comic-strip formatted stories centered on mixed…
