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The Shared Iconography
The scene is instantly recognizable to anyone familiar with 1930s Parisian livres galants. A corseted dominatrix stands like a dark Venus, one hand raised with a whip, the other resting on a curtain that frames her like a proscenium. At her feet: a kneeling man,…
George Scholz
~ 1890 – 1945 Georg Scholz was a German painter, member of the New Objectivity movement. Scholz was born in Wolfenbüttel and had his artistic training at the Karlsruhe Academy, where his teachers included Hans Thoma and Wilhelm Trübner. He later studied in Berlin under Lovis Corinth. In…
Rolf Dieter Schieldrum
Rolf Dieter Schieldrum, known as Mister O, was a German industrial designer active in the automotive sector from 1930 to 2011. After his death, approximately 50 previously undiscovered erotic pencil drawings revealed a hidden artistic side, contrasting his industrial design legacy and introducing a complex dimension to his life and work.
Jaroslav Štika
~ 1906 – 1940 Jaroslav Štika was a Czech painter and illustrator celebrated for his provocative contributions to early 20th-century erotic art. After studying at Prague’s Academy of Fine Arts under Jakub Obrovský and refining his craft at Rome’s Accademia di Belle Arti, Štika developed…
Strofigno
~ unknown For this artist I was unable to find out anything other than the fact that he signed a portfolio titled La Nuit de Clodia, dated 1927. I could not find other artworks or information connected to this name. 1 album/6 artworksLatest Update: May…
Montorgueil Mystery
For years, I’ve been chasing answers about the enigmatic Bernard Montorgueil, and one puzzle keeps me up at night: the variations in his artwork. Most fans know his four manuscripts, published in 1970 by Editions Dominique Leroy in limited editions for the Netherlands and later…
Juan del Lapiz
~ unknown Little is known about Juan del Lapiz, a pseudonym that translates to “John of the Pencil” in Spanish, hinting at the artist’s skill with delicate line work. The artist was active circa 1930, a period when illustrated erotica flourished in Europe, particularly in…