Beautiful vintage illustrations of rope, restraints, captivity and elegant helplessness.
~ 1886 – 1940 Gerda Marie Fredrikke Wegener (née Gottlieb) was a Danish illustrator and painter. Wegener is known for her fashion illustrations and later her paintings that pushed the boundaries of gender and love of her time. These works were classified as Lesbian erotica at times and many were…
The only thing known for this artist is the book Au Domaine de L’Epouvantale Volupté, written by J. van Styk, published ca 1930 and mentioned Diana Domina as artist. 1 album/5 artworks To view premium content you need to login Make sure that you are logged in as premium member…
Mahlon Blaine (1894-1969) was an illustrator known for his fantasy artwork, though his life is surrounded by myths, including questionable claims of combat in WWI. A childhood accident left him partially blind, influencing his unique perspective. His documented injuries raise doubts about his war hero persona, with limited biographical accuracy available.
~ 1912 – unknown Adolfo Mariño Ruiz, also known as simply Ruiz, was born in Tampico. He studied art and architecture and drew his first comics and cartoons in 1935 for Mujeres y Deportes (sports cartoons) and Paquito (‘Charros del Bajío’). In the following year, he was present in Paquín…
A. Jardin was a (probably French) spanking artist who worked for Librairie Franco-Anglaise as an illustrator of spanking novels using the pseudonyms Sergisky and Siva. Sadly enough I could only find very little of the artworks that were done by this artist. Books with bdsm illustrations by A. Jardin presented in gallery below: Les Cravaches féminines, as Siva(1928) L’Ardente passion, as Sergisky (1929) 2…
The only info known about this artist is his signature and the bookcovers he(or she) illustrated. Books illustrated by Stick, so far I was only able to find the covers this artist illustrated: Les Barbares de l’Orénoque (1927) Le Harem sanglant (1927) L’Île de la misère (1930) Le Temple des…