Art Vintagique

One of my other projects is the blog Art Vintagique, it’s a small side project to view free artworks connected to my main site. I had started it to avoid hosting costs getting too high but in the process a whole new and unique blog came to live.

You can find a mix of Erotic and more subtile Bdsm art there.
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Lastest Posts on Art Vintagique

• Walter Schnackenberg
  Walter Schnackenberg (1880–1961) was a German painter, illustrator and poster artist renowned for his elegant, theatrical and often playfully sensual imagery. Born in Lauterberg, he moved to Munich at nineteen to study under Heinrich Knirr and later Franz von Stuck. His early drawings and caricatures appeared in the magazines Jugend and Simplicissimus. Frequent trips to […]
• Walter Sauer
  Walter Sauer (1889–1927) was a Belgian painter, draughtsman and engraver celebrated for his refined, sensual depictions of women. Born in Saint-Gilles, Brussels, he studied decorative painting at the Academy of Fine Arts under Symbolist masters such as Constant Montald, Émile Fabry and Jean Delville. Fragile health forced him to abandon large-scale painting around 1916 and […]
• Julius Diez
  Julius Diez (1870–1957) was one of the most versatile and distinctive artists of the German Jugendstil movement. Born in Nuremberg on 8 September 1870, he studied at the Munich School of Applied Arts and the Academy of Fine Arts, later becoming a respected professor at both institutions and serving as president of the Munich Secession. […]
• Mihály Zichy
  Hungarian romantic painter, draughtsman and illustrator Mihály Zichy ((1827–1906) was one of the most versatile artists of the 19th century. Born into a noble family in Zala, he trained in Pest and later under Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller in Vienna before moving to Saint Petersburg in 1847. There he became court painter to four Russian tsars, […]
• Rudolf Keller
  Rudolf Keller (1890–1948) was a Vienna-based Austrian illustrator and graphic artist. Little is known about his personal life beyond the fact that he was married to Inge and had three children, one of whom (Günther) also became an artist. He contributed illustrations to popular magazines such as Lustige Blätter and is best remembered for his […]