~ Date of birth unknown
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:
Illustrations from the book Mémoires sentimentales and one from the book Les Caveaux Miraculeux are in the gallery below.
1 album/5 artworks
A few days ago I stumbled across a coloured artwork that felt oddly familiar. It turned out to be a coloured remake of an original piece by Wighead, and the subtle alterations opened a whole new layer of meaning. The Original Sketch – Wighead’s Curvy Model The Coloured Remake –…
~ Publication date unknown Sometimes I get confused by titles being used. I found two albums with title ‘Bondage Society’, one with a few colored artworks (probably related to B&G), the other with black and white artworks from various known artists like Gene Bilbrew, Eric Stanton, Foss, Royal and Swiss…
~ 1879 – 1962 André Rouveyre was an early twentieth-century French writer, caricaturist, and graphic artist. A member of several culturally elite circles of his day, he is perhaps equally remembered as the subject of drawings by prominent European artists Henri Matisse and Amedeo Modigliani. Having met Matisse in Gustave…
Max Kislinger (1895-1983) was an Austrian graphic artist known for his erotic ex-libris creations, blending folk art with playful sensuality. His work, characterized by vibrant colors and strong lines, frequently explored themes of encasement—depicting intimate, confined scenes that predated wider recognition in BDSM art. Kislinger’s unique focus remained largely private during his lifetime.
~ First published in 1908 Le Fouet Conjugal is a classic French flagellation novel that appeared in several illustrated editions over more than two decades. Â The Illustrations 1908 edition: Illustrated by M. del Giglio. These early plates are known for their elegant and relatively restrained line work. 1930 edition:…
