Brins de verges

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3 albums/55 artworks – Brins de verges. Anecdotes intimes sur la flagellation was written by Pierre Guénolé and illustrated with 19 artworks by an unknown artist, signing the art ‘LP’. Perhaps this was Pierre Noël who used Leon Pierre as pseudonym?Some say the artworks in this book were done by more then one artist. It is the first publication of a trilogy. For none of the books the illustrator is known. Album 1: Brins de verges (1st book) – 1908 Album 2: Au rouge vif (2nd book) –  1909 Album 3: Le Cinglant argument (3rd book) – 1909 Brins de verges ←

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