Eric Galton

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ Date of birth unknown

Eric Galton was an F/F spanking art illustrator.

He made 8 illustrations for The Misfortunes of Colette (circa 1930, issued privately for subscribers only by Gargoyle Press), the english translation of the French spanking novel Les Malheurs de Colette by Aimé Van Rod, which was published originally in 1914 by Librairie Artistique et Édition Parisienne Réunies with art by Gaston Smit.

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