T. Pete

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ Date of birth unknown

Another artist who illustrated for Irving Klaw (Nutrix/Mutrix). I was unable to find out anything about this artist.

Illustrations by T. Pete (not all are featured in the gallery below, I need to expand this collection)

  • Reporter Subdued by Domineering Girls (1960)

  • Dominated Man's Bondage Harassment (1960)

  • Dominated Man's Dream - not present

  • Subduing and Humiliating a Male - not present

3 albums/50 artworks

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