Swiss Jim

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20 albums/408 artworks – Swiss Jimm (1918 – 1964) is a pseudonym for a Swiss/French Artist, referred to as ‘Swiss Jim’ (so this artist might not be confused with the other ‘German’ Jim)He also used the pseudonym Gil. There is nearly nothing known for this artist, a collector knew he was originally from Geneva, he worked as a technical draftsman for a design company and died during a holiday trip in 1964.  Jim worked for Irving Klaw’s Nutrix publications from 1952 through 1963/1964. His drawings are in many SM books (mostly in the Irwing Klaw range), like the Magazine ‘Subjugating a Male Bondage Model’ and the book Baroness of Torture Museum. One of his best-known creations was ‘Baroness Steel‘, a…

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  1. Karen thanks so much for all your work. The presentation of Jim is again a wonderfull item. So nice to be a member. Thanks again. Yours michell

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