O Canteau

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

5 albums/21 artworks – 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) O. Canteau ←

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