Le Fouet Conjugal

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~ First published in 1908

Le Fouet Conjugal is a classic French flagellation novel that appeared in several illustrated editions over more than two decades.
 
The Illustrations

  • 1908 edition: Illustrated by M. del Giglio. These early plates are known for their elegant and relatively restrained line work.
  • 1930 edition: Republished with illustrations by Gaston Smit (Georges Topfer). Smit’s artwork is bolder, with stronger contrast and more dynamic punishment scenes.
  • 1927 edition (Artistic Library, under the pseudonym J. Saint-Vallier): Illustrated by Charles Hirlemann. His style is distinct and somewhat more graphic compared to the other two artists. - not presented in the collection
The book was originally written by Aimé van Rod (a writers collective). It was sentenced by the Criminal Court of Seine on 4 December 1951 and confirmed by the Court of Appeal of Paris (10th District) on 27 October 1953.
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