La Maison des supplices

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

2 albums/11 artworks – This book was published for the first time in 1909 with art from M. del Giglio. There have been 4 republications after this first one. In 1921 it was published again with art by Gaston Smit, in 1925 and 1932 it was published with 6 black and white artworks by Charles Hirlemann and a colored frontpiece. So far I managed to find the frontpage by Hirlemann (in large format), 1 black and white art from Hirlemann and the sketches from Gaston Smit for the version from 1921. Album 1 by Gaston Smit (1921) Album 2 by Charles Hirlemann (1932) La Maison des supplices ←

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