Sao-Chang

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

5 albums/59 artworks – For years I had one page dedicated to ‘Lany-R and Sao-Chang’ I wasn’t sure if they were two separate artists. Recently I discovered some books that showed only Sao-Chang’s name as artists so I decided to create two pages. To view Lany-R go here. The artist Sao-Chang also co-illustrated together with Sadie Mazo. The artist remains a mystery. Books illustrated by Sao-Chang presented in gallery below (otherwise it is mentioned): Les Asservies de Slave Island (1935) Férocités sensuelles (1935) Tortures et lubricité (1935) Le Couvent des tortures (1936) Goules et vampires (1936) Sao-Chang ←

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