2 albums/15 artworks – Henri (or Henry) Schick (1870 – 1946) was a Belgium or French artist. I was unable to find more info for this artist, he illustrated the first edition of Trente Ans which was published in 1928. Henry Schick ←
For decades, the erotic watercolors and sketches attributed to “Julie Delcourt” have lived in the shadow of a single name: Gerhard Georg August Gagelmann. Auction houses, wikis, and collectors repeated the same line: Delcourt is Gagelmann’s pseudonym, a post-war private indulgence. The evidence for this theory? Stylistic overlap, shared themes,…
L. Tessier was a spanking artist who illustrated French spanking novels. Tessier’s style is pure black and white lineart with no shades of grey. There is nearly nothing known about this artist despite the books he illustrated: Illustrations from the book Mémoires sentimentales and one from the book Les Caveaux…
Carlo was a French illustrator who’s real name is unknown. It is assumed he worked as cartoonist for the Magazine Humor using the pseudonym Charléno. Some mention this was the artist Charles Antoine Odis (1877-1936): In n°5 of the magazine Le Visage vert, published in 1998 by Joëlle Losfeld, François…
Hata Deli is one of the most enigmatic and revered masters of vintage femdom illustration, a shadowy European (perhaps German) artist whose razor-sharp linework and unflinching visions of female supremacy defined an underground pinnacle of interwar erotic art. Active during the 1920s and 1930s, Deli produced a scarce but electrifying…
Hans Henrik Lerfeldt (1946 – 1989) was a Danish painter and graphic artist. He was educated at Academy of Fine Arts graphic school 1965-70 below Palle Nielsen. Hans Henrik Lerfeldt was an adoptive child and entered a very religious home. His adoptive father was a priest, and often left him…
Erotic art depicting flagellation dates back to the pornographic fresco paintings of ancient Rome, particularly Pompeii. But the first mass-produced corporal punishment erotica began with the illustrated flagellation and spanking novels that flooded the underground book market in Europe and America in the late 19th century. That is the artwork that…