Lutz Ehrenberger

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ 1878-1950

Ludwig Lutz Ehrenberger was a German artist. He was famous for advertising, posters and illustrations from 1900 to 1930, his style included Liberty/Jugendstil to Art Deco.

He used the pseudonym Henry Sebastian. There is not much known for this artist. I browsed quite some time to discover more art, and this resulted in the finding of a fascinating album called 'Das Trunkene Lied' published in 1920. This album shows the dynamics of bdsm, nude and bound females in submissive poses, a well dressed male, a whip on the floor. Obviously these works were not made for the general public.

3 albums/36 artworks

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