N Carman

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ Date of birth unknown

N. Carman was a illustrator who drew F/F spanking art in the 1920s and 1930s.

The artist illustrated French spanking novels by René-Michel Desergy such as:
- Sévère Éducation (1931)
- Trente ans (1931)
- Journées Chaudes (1931)
All presented in gallery below.

Someone suspected that N. Carman's real name may have been Henry Schick.
In 1928 the book Trente Ans was published with art by Henry Schick.

3 albums/40 artworks
Latest Update: March 11, 2025 -> Renewed Sévère Education (16 artworks)

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