Max von Szczygielski-Rogala

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~ Born ca. 1886 - date of death unknown

Born in Berlin, and studied at the Kunstschule and Kunstakademie. Max von Szczygielski-Rogala was a spanking artist who was active in the 1930s. There is nearly nothing to be found for this artist, and nearly no art to be found as well. Images from this artist were published in Lexikon der Erotik , 1931

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