Harry

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5 albums/144 artworks – 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 as aggressive as Gene Bilbrew or Eric Stanton captured them, but more stylish feminized. Notice the particular signature this artist used, loose curled square papers on the floor showing the letter H. Publications featured in the gallery below: Subjugated in Rubber (ca 1960) Punishment – Volume IV (1962) Dominating Tame-Azons (1963) Mastered Male dominated by Tame-Azons (1963) Stern Dominant Women Bind Man in Female Attire (1964)…

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