A fan of the site directed me to the art for a story titled Steffi und ihr Gatte, we noticed that there were different versions, and even different titles, so of course I was intrigued and tried to find out more. So far without a lot of luck, I think I found three versions but I am not entirely sure. For more info about this book and the albums with different versions please visit the page about Steffi.
~ 1903 – 1958 François d’Albignac was born in 1903 to a well-off French family. From 1921 to 1925, he studied at Paris’s School of Decorative Arts under Pierre Seguin, picking up awards for his drawings and watercolors. His early work captured the glamour of Paris in the 1920s—fashion, parties,…
~ 1884 – 1943 Michel Fingesten was a Czech-Austrian painter and graphic artist of Jewish descent. He was one of the most original and prolific graphic artists and bookplates designers of the twentieth century.According to the Italian journalist and critic Giampiero Mughini, “Fingesten is to the history of the ex libris as Pablo…
~ 1877 – 1950 Alméry Lobel-Riche was a French painter, engraver, and illustrator renowned for his masterful etchings and evocative depictions of sensuality, decadence, and the intimate undercurrents of human desire. The art of Alméry Lobel-Riche is characterized by a troubled and troubling atmosphere of decadent sensuality, and is very…
Louis-Georges Mouton (1862-1924) was an orientalist painter trained at the École des Beaux-Arts, known for his vibrant depictions of Algerian life. While earning acclaim for sunlit canvases, he secretly created intimate drawings of restrained women, illustrating themes of discipline. His private works, distributed discreetly, remained hidden posthumously.