Kurtys

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

2 albums/37 artworks – This artist illustrated some books written by Grégor Yvan (Grégor Yvan Wild). For the artist I could not find any information.One of the books illustrated by this artist was stored on my site for a long time, somehow I overlooked the artist. Books illustrated by Kurtys and presented in gallery below (otherwise it is mentioned): Les 30 leçons d’amour (1930/32) – external link Sonia dominatrice ou Les Délices du cuir verni et des travestis. Sous la férule féminine (1932/35) – not present La Princesse Sonia, ses bottes, son esclave. Sous la férule féminine (1932) Sonia domptée ou Les Délices du cuir verni et des travestis (1933) – not present La Sensuelle Monique (1938) – not present…

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