Jacinthe

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

~ First published in 1934

Jacinthe, ou les images de péché is a typical account of a girl’s initiation into spanking while at a particularly disciplinarian girls’s school. Wriiten by Liane Lauré, possibly the pen name of a woman whose real name was Donville and who also wrote under the pseudonyms Liane Delorys, Liane de Lorys, Liane de Lauris and Lucette de Chatay.
The book was convicted in France three times, in 1950, 1953 and 1954.

Recently I stumbled upon artworks from Alexander Szekely which I had stored in subject albums like spanking and enema, but it turned out these belonged to his presentation of the story for Jacinthe, published in 1965. The first publication was illustrated by P. Beloti.

  • Album 1: Jacinthe, ou les images de péche - 1934 by P. Beloti

  • Album 2: Jacinthe - 1965 by Alexander Szekely

2 albums/34 artworks
Latest Update: March 19, 2024 -> New page created for this book

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