Frederic

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ Date of birth unknown

Frédéric was a German artist who illustrated femdom/malesub BDSM stories, the era seems to stretch from 1930 till the end of 1960. Artworks were published in private and clandestine publications. The last years more art from this artist surfaces via auctions.

Many refer to this artist as a pure FemDom artist, but when you look more closely to his work you can see that he also did some F/f art.

Illustrated books by Frédéric featured in gallery:

  • Nina (1930)

  • Zwei Teufelinnen (1955)

  • Schoolboys (1953) - Published in a Erotische novelle by Dr Inès Laroche

  • Rolfi und Tante Edith, Die Geschichte meiner strengen Erziehung (1978)

  • Erziehung der Drillingen (unknown date)

11 albums/95 artworks
Latest Update: April 9, 2024 -> Added two albums with colored FemDom and Bdsm Art (10 artworks)

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