Boris Bergson

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

13 albums/295 artworks – Boris Bergson (1927 – 1996) most likely started as illustrator for Irving Klaw’s Nutrix serie. His art does show some resemblance with the works from Gene Bilbrew and Eric Stanton but it is obvious the artist had his own style. Boris used the pseudonym Tom and I think he is often referred to as Tom of Germany. There is no other information I could find about this artist. He illustrated for magazines like Caprice but also illustrated art for books he wrote himself (Porn per post, 1972} Some titles he illustrated for: Gummi Leder Fetishismus (1973) Villa Excentria (1978) Lady Curtis (1981) Voluntär in Latex (1981) Gummi Leder Fetishismus (1991) Gummilust auf begerige haut (1991) Voluntär…

Please log in to view the full page

To view all galleries and artworks please login of register if you are not yet a member of this site.

Login - View Account - Register

Similar Posts

  • T. Monnot

    ByKaren

    This artist is connected to 18 artworks that are mentioned as being published for Histoire d’O, published in 1973 by Jean-Jacques Pauvert, who was the original publisher in 1954. I only found a few artworks, not all 18. And it is not certain that this book was ever published. Please…

  • Petite Dactylo

    ByKaren

    Petite dactylo is a French spanking novel by Pierre Dumarchey, published under his pen name Sadie Blackeyes. It was first published in 1913 or 1914 by Jean Fort in Paris. The novel’s title translates to “Little Typist”, and the frontispiece apparently shows the protagonist, a young female typist. The first…

  • Ely Costes

    ByKaren

    Ely Costes is a artist who illustrated French spanking novels in the 1930s. Jéo is probably a pseudonym of the same artist.Books (co) illustrated by this artist: I found two colored artworks without signature, one is the same as one from Dressage, the other one is a colored artwork inspired by O.Ridrik. I attached the album…

  • Tsuyoshi Yoshida

    ByKaren
    2 Comments

    Tsuyoshi Yoshida (1924 – 1988) known by the pen name Go Mishima (三島剛, Mishima Go), was a Japanese homoerotic fetish artist and founder of the magazine Sabu. Mishima was born in 1924 in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture. At 18, he was drafted into the Imperial Japanese Army, where he had his first homosexual experience with his commanding officer. Upon…

  • Ch Avalanche

    ByKaren

    Ch. Avalanche is the name, or perhaps a pseudonym, of the illustrator of the spanking novel L’Amour fouetté by Gaston Vincennes. The book’s exact year of first publication is unknown, but is probably 1920-1930. The cover for this book however was done by Mario Labocetta.It’s mentioned that Ch. Avalanche could…

  • Francois d’Albignac

    ByKaren

    François d’Albignac (1903 – 1958) was born in to a well-off French family. From 1921 to 1925, he studied at Paris’s School of Decorative Arts under Pierre Seguin, picking up awards for his drawings and watercolors. His early work captured the glamour of Paris in the 1920s—fashion, parties, the whole…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *