Erotic

Sensual illustrations capturing desire, nudity, fantasy and sexual tension.

  • Lutz Ehrenberger

    Ludwig Lutz (1878-1950) Ehrenberger was a German artist. He was famous for advertising, posters and illustrations from 1900 to 1930, his style included Liberty/Jugendstil to Art Deco. He used the pseudonym Henry Sebastian. There is not much known for this artist. I browsed quite some time to discover more art, and this…

  • Helmuth Stockmann

    Helmuth Stockmann was a draftsman, caricaturist and illustrator. He illustrated numerous books in the twenties, including new editions by E.T.A. Hoffmann and Diderot, also many erotic (and some at that time controversial and forbidden) works. His works were featured in the war leaflets (published by P. Cassirer), among others. published…

  • Eric Goldbaum

    Eric Godal and Eric Godal were pseudonyms used by Erich (or Eric) Goldbaum (1899 – 1969). The German artist went to the Gymnasium in Berlin.Godal started in 1919 as a poster artist and draftsman in the magazine Der Orchideengarten. In 1920 he published the portfolio Revolution in the “Cooperative for…

  • Felicien Rops

    Félicien Joseph Victor Rops (1833 – 1898) was a Belgian artist, celebrated above all as a master printmaker specializing in etching and aquatint. He is renowned for his provocative drawings that fuse intense eroticism with Satanic and macabre themes. Rops also holds historical importance as a pioneer in Belgian comics….

  • Fredillo

    Frédillo was a French cartoonist and illustrator working in the late 19th century. His work appeared in La Lanterne (1874-1876), L’Écho des jeunes and La Plume (after 1889).The “F” by which he signed several of his works represented Frédillo and not, as the history books say, one of the key…

  • Wighead

    Wighead ( 1896 – 1982) was an illustrator of femdom/femsub BDSM/spanking novels in the 1930s. Over the years I have seen more artwork that can be connected to Wighead, someone once told me that drawings with the signature E.K were not from Wighead but from Eugene Klementieff. Since I am…