M. del Giglio

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ Date of birth unknown ~

M del Giglio was an illustrator who created M/F spanking drawings in the early 1900s. Interestingly, he seems to have avoided drawing bare bottoms. There is always some clothing covering at least half of the body from the damsels getting spanked.

Books illustrated by M. del Giglio that are featured in the gallery below:

  • Nouveaux contes du fouet (1907) - not present

  • Éducation anglaise (1908)

  • Domptées par le fouet (1908/1925) with art by M. del Giglio and Charles Hirlemann

  • Mémoires d'une fouettée (1908)

  • L' Academie du Fouet (1908)

  • La Revanche du Mormon : mœurs américaines, fouet, bizarreries d'amour (1908)

  • Corrections féminines (1908) - in 1931 published with art by Gaston Smit

  • Le Fouet Conjugal (1909) in 1930 published with 4 artworks by Gaston Smit

  • Le Pensionnat du Fouet (1909)

  • La Maison des Supplices (1909)

  • La Terreur du Fouet (1909)

  • La Philosophie du fouet (1909)

  • Domptées par le fouet (1925)

11 albums/89 artworks
Latest Update: April 20, 2025 ->Added Corrections féminines (6 artworks)

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