O Canteau

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ Date of birth unknown

A. Canteau (or O. Canteau) was a spanking artist who illustrated French spanking novels by Alexis Shlegov and Maurice d'Apinac in the 1920s and 1930s.
Books illustrated and presented in gallery below (if not then it is mentioned):

  • Maison de Couture (1921) - not present

  • Larmes de vierges (1929)

  • Petites employées  (1930)

  • Sous le cercle arctique (1931)

  • Jacques et ses cousines ou Discipline Familiale (1931) - not present

  • Maison de couture, ou Le fouet en province (1932)

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