Le fouet

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

2 albums/15 artworks – What makes this book stand out is that different names appear as an artist, some could be the same one under a different name.The book was published in 1914 with art from Gaston Noury, in 1928 it was published again with the title La Volupté du fouet. This time with a cover and 2 artworks from Gaston Smit, 1 artwork from Noury Gaston and one artwork from an artist with the name Sc., M.-K. La Volupté du Fouet with art from Etienne LeRallic is a different book, published in 1939 Album 1 Noury Gaston (1914) Album 2 Gaston Smit (1928) Le Fouet ←

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