Jack Rhodes

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ Date of birth unknown

In 1981 there was a publication titled Punitions et Dressage, the author as well as the illustrator being names as Jack Rhodes. For who I could not find any information. I tried to find other publications but that seemed a dead end as well.

However...there are 33 great artworks which makes this a great addition to my collection. Be aware that these artworks are most explicit and cruel.

1 album/33 artworks
Latest Update: May 11, 2024 -> new page created for this artist

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