Hans Braun

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2 albums/31 artworks – The illustrations from Hans Braun appeared in a special from Phoenix magazine. Hans Braun was described as a civil engineer from Munich in Germany, it was mentioned he went to a school where corporal punishment was an established part of the curriculum and later learned to draw in a rudimentary way at the college of engineering. Besides the publications in Phoenix magazine I never found more art from, or information about, this artist. Phoenix magazine ran  between 1980 and 1991.  The artworks are a mix from spanking art, mainly F/f and a little M/f, a few single bondage artworks and some artworks showing females bound to get spanked. Hans Braun ←

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  1. Dear Karen, I was a member and discovered you knew my booklet A DRAWING A DAY, with some drawings from my collection of an American navy engineer who liked to draw BDSM subjects. Now I published at the famous underground publisher Le DernIer Cri (Marseille) a new book with 520 drawings from him: FOR SALE. BDSM FANTASIES OF AN AMERICAN ENGINEER, with an introduction by Christophe Bier and a story by myself. I sell the book for 35 euros and the drawings from the book for 100 euros. When I have your home address I can send you one copy for free. I hope you like this. With kind regards, Bert Sliggers

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    1. Hello Bert,

      Thank you for your message and kind offer. I will get back on this when things are a bit more quiet in my current hectic life.

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