Le Tour du monde d’un flagellant

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

3 albums/24 artworks – Le Tour du monde d’un flagellant was published in ca 1900 (and republished later with different titles). The oldest version I could find is from 1900 with artworks from an artist going by the name Grisp, for who I was unable to find anything.Le Tour du monde d’un flagellant is the very first title issued in the numbered series from Baron de M*** Flagellant de Marque. Followed by Mémoires d’un Flagellant de Marque (1906), Le repaire souterrain : aventures de deux flagellants d’après le journal intime du baron de M*** flagellant de marque (1907), Les Mille et Une Nuits d’un flagellant (1907), Cinquante ans de flagellation (1908), and Le Père Fouettard, final personal journal from Baron…

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