Kurt Faber
1 album/7 artworks – Kurt Faber (active circa 1929–1932) was a little-known German artist and illustrator from the interwar period. He is primarily remembered for his contributions to erotic and fetishistic works centered on flagellantism (whipping and corporal punishment scenes). His output consists mainly of drawings and especially distinctive photomontages (photomanipulations). His work appeared in the publications of Ernst Schertel, a German writer, occultist, and pioneering figure in the literary exploration of esotericism, sexuality, and flagellation. Faber contributed several pieces to Schertel’s multi-volume series Der Flagellantismus als literarisches Motiv (published between 1929 and 1932). These include dramatic photomontages that combine nude figures, BDSM-themed scenarios, whipping scenes, and related motifs. The compositions often feature a theatrical, sometimes surreal or stylized aesthetic…
