Collection art and info from known and anonymous vintage artists
~ 1899 – 1969 Eric Godal and Eric Godal were pseudonyms used by Erich (or Eric) Goldbaum. This German artist went to the Gymnasium in Berlin.Godal started in 1919 as a poster artist and draftsman in the magazine Der Orchideengarten. In 1920 he published the portfolio Revolution in the “Cooperative…
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…
For years I had one page dedicated to ‘Lany-R and Sao-Chang’ I wasn’t sure if they were two separate artists. Recently I discovered some books that showed only Sao-Chang’s name as artists so I decided to create two pages. To view Lany-R go here. The artist Sao-Chang also co-illustrated together…
~ 1905 – 1977 Louis Berthommé Saint-André was a painter and engraver. The artist studied with Paul Laurens at l’École des Beaux-Arts de Paris and exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français from 1924-1929. He won a silver medal in 1928. His works were shown at the Salon d’Automne beginning…
Félicien Rops (1833–1898), Belgian etcher and printmaker, fused eroticism, Satanism, and macabre themes. His works portray seductive femmes fatales dominating men through lust and cruelty, featuring women in bondage, crucifixion scenes, subtle femdom power play, and blasphemous rituals that blend pain, pleasure, submission, and taboo, pioneering dark, fetishistic erotic art.
