Jacques Le Tord

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ 1911 - 1952 (not sure)

Jacques le Tord seems to have been a painter from "Lyons School", if the date of birth is correct I don't know. There is really very little to find about this French artist.

I found one bondage artwork and a serie with maid service (F/F) which made me decide to add this artist to this site. To make the collection a bit more interested I also added a few erotic artworks dedicated to lingerie and undressing.

3 albums/17 artworks
Latest Update: May 26, 2024 -> Created new page for this artist (17 artworks)

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