5 albums/25 artworks – Miss Cravache ou Les Vierges Esclaves was published in 1932 with art from 4 different artists:Gaston Smit, Jean de la Beugue (also the writer), V. DelaB and Ely Costes. Album 1 by Ely Costes Album 2 by V. Dela B Album 3 by Jean de la Beugue Album 4 no signature Album 4 by Gaston Smit Miss Cravache ←
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…
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…
The Pleasures of Cruelty is a sequel to the reading of Justine and Juliette by The Marquis de Sade, it was published by William Lazenby in 1886 and holds three volumes. It was reissued in 1898 by Leonard Smithers and Duringe. In 1930 another publication was made, then there seems to…
Un petit trottin ou La Passion d’Yvette is a French spanking novel published in 1935 and notable for the uncertainty surrounding its illustrations. Different sources attribute the artwork to Edouard Bernard or G. Whips, with clear stylistic differences suggesting multiple hands or later reprints. The Illustrations The variation in style…
Lenchen im Zuchthause was published for the first time in 1840, 1900 for the English translation. The book was translated to French as La Flagellation des femmes en Allemagne. Récit authentique d’une prisonnière, in 1901 with 20 illustrations from Martin Van Maele. Nell in Bridewell, is a description of the…
Mémoires d’une Fouettée was written by Aimé van Rod and published in 1909 with 10 artworks by M. Del Giglio. In 1924 the book was published with art from Gaston Smit, using one of his pseudonymes James Barclay. The information concerning the illustrations is contradictory: on the title page, it…