Le Masochisme en Amérique

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

The first publication for this book was in 1905 with artworks from RM (the cover) and Gaston Noury for the other illustrations. I was unable to find all the art from Gaston Noury in good quality and without watermark.. I did find however a few artworks that made it worthwhile to create this page.

In 1910 a new edition was published, with 5 artworks from J. Sonrel, this edition includes the new La Petite marquise de Sade.

  • Album 1, cover for the 1905 edition, title page from the 1910 edition, some art from J. Sonrel, and a few from Gaston Noury.

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