Ch Avalanche

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

1 album/13 artworks – 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 be the same artist as Wighead, I also read somewhere that Wighead could be Labocetta but so far no facts were found to prove any of these theories.

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