Jim (German)

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ Date of birth unknown ~ 

There is no information known about this artist. The style of drawings is different from the artworks by 'Swiss Jim'. Despite this, these two artists get confused or mixed up very often.
Typical for the artworks of Jim is that he drew over faces from photos. Sometimes you get the feeling you are not truly viewing art. Instead, it feels like looking at parts of a photograph. These artworks are featured in seperate albums (Edits).

The artworks seem to be from around 1940/1950. There is one book. It was republished in 1980 with the title Wilma, Die strenge zuchtherrin. There have also been publications titled Hilde and Hilda. A French connection to these publications leads to Lucy Maroger. I could not find anything about her other than Dominique Leroy. Dominique Leroy published various books in bdsm themes with vintage artworks.

So far all these modern publications reveal nothing about the artist. Which makes it difficult to use a certain order in publishing the artworks. So  I decided to organize them via subjects instead of focussing on the published books. With one exception: Die ungebührliche Müllerin (1975).
Some artworks are shown in the album for the published book as well as in theme albums.

To view free art from this artist visit Art Vintagique and Spanking Art.

20 albums/342 artworks
Latest Update: February 1, 2025 -> Added Die ungebührliche Müllerin (86 artworks)

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