Daniel Girard

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3 albums/30 artworks – Daniel Girard – Dagy – (1890-1970) was an artist who created erotic F/F and M/F adult spanking art. He used the pseudonymes Dagy, Daniel-Girard and Max Delian Daniel Girard illustrated erotic novels such as Vie secrète d’un muscadin (1933) by Pierre d’ Anniel and (as Dagy)the following spanking novels presented in gallery below: Confidences égarées (1932) Clotilde et Quelques Autres (1935) Daniel Girard ←

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