Ely Costes

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

5 albums/15 artworks – Ely Costes is a artist who illustrated French spanking novels in the 1930s. Jéo is probably a pseudonym of the same artist.Books (co) illustrated by this artist: Miss Cravache ou Les Vierges esclaves,  1930 (second edition in 1932) Dressage, 1931 Bagne de Femmes, 1931 (cover was done by Ely Costes, other artworks by Carlo) Le Harem de l’épouvante, 1930 (cover was done by Ely Costes) Esclavage ou L’Agonie sous le fouet, 1932 (one artwork, other art by Carlo) I found two colored artworks without signature, one is the same as one from Dressage, the other one is a colored artwork inspired by O.Ridrik. I attached the album with these colorart to both artists. Ely Costes ←

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