Cheri Herouard

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11 albums/103 artworks – Cheri Herouard (1881 – 1961) was a French artist and illustrator of numerous erotica and spanking novels. He used the pseudonym Herric when he illustrated spanking novels for various French publishing houses, such as Jean Fort’s Collection des Orties Blanches.Chéri Hérouard was born as Chéri-Louis-Marie-Aime Haumé in Rocroi on January 6, 1881.He changed his last name to Hérouard as a child when his mother remarried. Herric worked mainly in the genres of woman and girl spanking art. His artwork also includes some enema art.Illustrated spanking (related) novels featured in gallery below, a few albums that hold more erotic and less bdsm related art are stored on my blog Art Vintagique, referred to as external link. Leurs…

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