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Eugene Reunier (1884 – 1960) was the pseudonym of Carl Breuer-Courth, a German erotica artist of the 1920s.His drawings depict mainstream scenes, sexual scenes as well as medical play and BDSM subjects such as spanking. Reunier also worked as a photographer of spanking photos, some of which were published in…
Linda Rossera
This is one of those artists that so far remain a mystery. At first I found artworks from a book published in 1960, titled Rossera. The artworks are signed L.RI also found two artworks that belong to a book titled Ilona, privately published with no known date but with the…
Les Confidences d’un Baronnet
Les Confidences d’un baronnet (Lady Buttock) is a French spanking novel by A. W. Flogger (pseudonym). It is the first part of the Suite des Confidences d’un Baronnet, with the second part Poker de Dames. It was first published in 1929 by Collection des Orties Blanches. The 306-page novel was…
Lilian Gourari
Liliane Gourari (or Lilian Gourari) was a French artist who illustrated erotic BDSM novels such as Justine, ou Les Infortunes de la Vertu, published in 1947 by Éditions du Globe, Paris, written by Marquis de Sade).These illustrations, only a few of which are spanking art, date from 1945 according to…
N Carman
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Steffi und ihr Gatte
There is relatively little solid information about the exact origins of these works, but they form one of the most recognisable groups of German underground femdom and domestic-discipline illustrations from the mid-20th century. At least two closely related series circulated, mainly through German mail-order publishers specialising in “Klinik-Graphic” and “Bizarre-Art”…
