Mory

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ Date of birth unknown ~

There is not much information to find about Mory other then he was a fetish artist who illustrated for Irving Klaw. His style is easily identified by the oversized rope in his bondage. His art was shown in magazines such as Bondage Photo Treasures, a bondage magazine published by Harmony Concepts.
It was published from 1981 until 1990.

The artworks from Mory are from around 1950. He was mentioned in a Bondage Story Drawings issue published by Irving Klaw.
He illustrated a story 'Boarding School Diary' which was published by Irving Klaw, I found a comic titled 'Misfortunes of Muriel', this was published in a 1950 issue by Klaw (presented in gallery below).

3 albums/61 artworks

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