E. Klem

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ 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 for his erotic works.
Besides illustrating for the magazine La Vie Parisienne (starting 1934), he also produced paintings. He created etchings. He took part in group exhibitions. After 1934 he was commissioned by various clandestine publishers, in special the publisher and bookshop Librairier d'Antin. This bookshop offered a lot of corporal punishment books and art, Klementieff illustrated at least three Antin titles in this genre. He also illustrated books written by Jim Galding.

Art from E. Klem shows resemblance to art from Mario Labocetta and Wighead I recommend you visit these pages as well.

Books with bdsm illustrations by Eugene Klementieff (if not presented in gallery below it is mentioned):

  • Odeurs de Femme (1934)

  • Chairs et Dentelles( ca 1933-1938) - this was probably produced for Diana Slip Lingerie

  • L’Éducatrice Passionée (1937)

  • L’Amoureuse Discipline ou Les Esclaves d’Eva Crimpton (1938)

  • Le Doctorat Impromptu (1954) - not present

6 albums/57 artworks
Latest Update: November 14, 2023 > added 1 artwork to Odeurs de Femme (1 artwork)

To view premium content you need to login

Make sure that you are logged in as premium member to view and download all artworks. Select one of the options that applies to you:

Similar Posts

  • Luc Lafnet

    ByKaren

    ~ 1889 -1939 Luc Lafnet was born in 1889 in Liege, he died in 1939 in Rueil-Malmaison (Hauts-de-Seine). Luc Lafnet was a painter, printmaker and illustrator in France. He lived in Paris from 1923 till 1939, his works approached the abstract art. He used the aliases Jim Black, Lucas O.Viset…

  • Milivoj Uzelac

    ByKaren

    ~ 1897 – 1977 Milivoj Uzelac was a influential painter in the Zagreb modern art scene in the 1920s and 30s. Milivoj Uzelac was born in Mostar to a Serbian family, which was then part of Austria-Hungary. In 1903, the family moved to Banja Luka. At the gymnasium there, he…

  • Helga Bode

    ByKaren

    ~ Date of birth unknown Helga Bode was a German artist known for her provocative drawings and watercolor paintings from the 1920s, which primarily explored themes of spanking, corporal punishment, enema scenes, and bottom fetishism. Her work spans a variety of age and gender dynamics, with common scenarios including F/f,…

  • Christmas Present

    ByKaren

    First of all I would like to wish all visitors and fans of this site a very nice Christmas, enjoy your holiday and quality time with family and friends. At the end of the year I am taking it a bit slower, so don’t expect many updates these coming weeks…

  • Harry

    ByKaren

    Another artist who illustrated for Nutrix and remains anonymous. The artworks from Harry were published by Irving Klaw, mainly with submissive males and dominant females as subject, in the early 60’sAction Publishing booklets showed his FemDom bondage art. Harry gave the stories their own vibe, the female Dominants are not…

  • Bas de Soie

    ByKaren

    ~ First published in 1909 Bas de Soie is a sample story revealing the strange and intimate psychology of flagellantes and flogged, followed by three curious letters on the same subject. The book was written by Yvan Kermor and illustrated by Edouard Bernard with 8 illustrations. There is also one…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *