La flagelación erótica

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

~ Published in 1932

The book La flagelación erótica was written by Carlos Ameller, in Spanish, it is a book on erotic flagellation. The book was published in Barcelona and features many spanking illustrations from different known and unknown artists.

  • Album 1 contains art from anonymous artists, J.R and Pierre Noël (also used for Mrs. Goodwhip et son esclave, 1932)

  • Album 2 shows art from Zurriago

2 albums/10 artworks

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