Roger Jadot

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11 albums/161 artworks – Roger Jadot was a Belgian artist based in Brussels. In the 1950s, he created numerous sadomasochistic artworks, often with a strong emphasis on fetish and erotic themes. Much of his oeuvre remains unknown and unpublished. Under various pseudonyms, including Sérajat and most likely Joe Fifties, he illustrated for English and American magazines. Jadot lived a reclusive life as a hermit and had only one solo exhibition in Brussels during the 1960s. Roger Jadot ←

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