L. Tessier

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1 album/5 artworks – L. Tessier was a spanking artist who illustrated French spanking novels. Tessier’s style is pure black and white lineart with no shades of grey. There is nearly nothing known about this artist despite the books he illustrated: Les Caveaux Miraculeux by François Grillard Mémoires sentimentales by André Carbès Illustrations from the book Mémoires sentimentales and one from the book Les Caveaux Miraculeux are in the gallery below.

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