The only thing known for this artist is the book Au Domaine de L'Epouvantale Volupté, written by J. van Styk, published ca 1930 and mentioned Diana Domina as artist.
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James Alfred Meese (1917–1971) was a notable American illustrator recognized for his striking paperback cover art in the 1950s and 1960s. His dramatic oil paintings often featured intense, alpha-male characters in suspenseful scenarios with seductive women. Meese’s work, characterized by mid-century realism, subtly explored themes of power dynamics, making it appealing in vintage BDSM art contexts today.
~ 1912 – unknown Adolfo Mariño Ruiz, also known as simply Ruiz, was born in Tampico. He studied art and architecture and drew his first comics and cartoons in 1935 for Mujeres y Deportes (sports cartoons) and Paquito (‘Charros del BajÃo’). In the following year, he was present in PaquÃn…
~ 1910 – 1991 Gaston Barret entered the world in 1910, stepping into the electric haze of the 1920s—a decade where art pulsed with both promise and shadow. The early 20th century’s bold innovations ripened during his youth, as the 1920s and ’30s saw trailblazing artists rise against a backdrop…
~ 1901 – 1985 Eugene Klementieff (Evgenii Klementiev) was a Russian painter and illustrator who grew up in St Petersburg. He moved to Paris early in 1930. He was a famous artist, designer, and illustrator who used the signature E.Klem, or just E.K. Sometimes he did not use a signature…
~ 1921 – 1970 Jean Boullet was a painter, designer, illustrator, film critic and French author. He began painting in 1942, mainly portraits and became known as a designer and illustrator in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés immediate post-war. Fundamental, anticlerical, enemy of established orders and personally launched in a frantic quest for…
~ 1895 – 1961 Marcel Vèrtes was a French costume designer and illustrator of Hungarian-Jewish origins. He won two Academy Awards (Best Art Direction and Best Costume Design) for his work on the 1952 film Moulin Rouge. He was born and raised in Budapest, during the interwar years he lived in Paris and when many artists fled…