Collection art and info from known and anonymous vintage artists
Mario was a fetish artist who worked for a short period of time for Irving Klaw’s Movie Star News company. He drew two complete serials for Klaw and one unfinished, all are featured in the gallery below. Captives of the Scientists (1954) Rubber Queen’s Captives (1954) Prisoners of the Inquisition…
~ Date of birth unknown 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…
~ Date of birth unknown There is nearly nothing to find for this artist. Jean-Pierre Dutel mentions Lapin was living in Eastern Europe around 1920, perhaps in Prague and the artist may have been Czech. There is one book known as illustrated by Lapin: Les erreurs de l’amour, which was…
~ 1879 – 1957 Edgard Tytgat was a Belgium expressionist painter, cover artist and engraver. He combined expressionism with a poetic, sometimes dreamy style. Tytgat spent his youth in Bruges, until the family moved to Brussels in 1888. After a failed attempt to become a clock-maker, he attended the Brussels…
For this artist there is no info known. He (or she) illustrated the books Painful Pleasures and Invitation to the Dance (1935). The art from Painful Pleasures shows some resemblance to artworks stored in the Anonymous Spanking Gallery, see the album Anonymous Artist (1950) 2 albums/16 artworks To view premium…