Le Masochisme en Amérique

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

1 album/5 artworks – 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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