Charles Hirlemann

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11 albums/65 artworks – Charles Hirlemann was a French artist who signed his works C. Ch Hirlemann or, sometimes identified as “G. Hirlemann” in some library catalogs, but it is a mistake (the Ch was mistaken for a G). The book The Case of Uncle Tom clearly identifies the name of illustrator (Ch. Hirlemann) and the signature of the artist is identical to that found in books sadomasochistic. Garnier editions published several books where the author’s name, Charles Hirlemann, are identified with the full title page. He illustrated a lot of books, here are the bdsm related books that are featured in the gallery below: Domptées par la Fouet (1908) Au service du sultan rouge (1922) Maison d’ Education (1923…

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