Le Fouet Dominateur

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

3 albums/30 artworks – The book Le Fouet dominateur ou L’École des vierges, suivi de La Voleuse fouettée, conte vécu was written by Aimé van Rod and published by Édition Parisienne (Roberts & Dardaillon) in 1909. This book holds 10 artworks by Lewis Bald (I was only able to find a few). The cover was done by M. del GiglioThe book was reissued as “Le Dominateur, ou l’École des vierges” by Librairie Artistique et Parisienne [Paul Brenet] in 1933 with illustrations by Carlo. I also found colored versions from the art done by Carlo, I can’t tell for which publication these were used. By Lewis Bald, 1909 By Carlo, 1933 By Carlo colored, unknown publication date Le Fouet Dominateur ←

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