Galleries with bdsm art published in books and magazines, by known and unknown artists
~ First published in 1899 The book Le Jardin des supplices (Garden of Torture) is a novel written by the French journalist, novelist and playwright Octave Mirbeau, and was first published in 1899 during the Dreyfus affair. The novel is dedicated: “To the priests, the…
~ First published in 1928 The book Trente Ans was written by René Michel Desergy. It was published in 1928 with artworks from Henry Schick, I am not sure about the amount, some say 4 artworks while other mention 8 artworks (and a few by…
~ First published in 1908 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…
~ First published in 1932 L’écrin du rubis ou les Délices is a book about spanking. It was written by Liane de Lauris, pseudonyme from G. Donville. The first edition was illustrated by P. Silex.In 1939 another edition was published with art from Cheri Herouard.Another…
~ First published in 1912 Les Humiliations de Miss Madge was written by Aimé van Rod. The first publication in 1912 with 8 illustrations by C. Helsey and 1 cover art by M. del Giglio.In 1923 the book was published again, this time with 6…
The book Un petit trottin ou La Passion d’Yvette was brought to my attention as illustrated by Edouard Bernard. Recently I came across different artworks, that are also mentioned as being from Bernard (seeing the differences in style of art I have my doubts however).…
~ First published in 1909 This book was published for the first time in 1909 with art from M. del Giglio. There have been 4 republications after this first one. In 1921 it was published again with art by Gaston Smit, in 1925 and 1932…
~ First published in 1909 Mémoires d’une Fouettée was written by Aimé van Rod and published in 1909 with 10 artworks by M. Del Giglio. In 1924 the book was published with art from Gaston Smit, using one of his pseudonymes James Barclay. The information…