Sensual illustrations capturing desire, nudity, fantasy and sexual tension.
Alexander Sandor Szekely (1901 – 1968) was a very well-known graphic artist who worked in Budapest, Vienna and Paris between 1920 and 1940. This arstist was well known for making erotic drawings, some of which made lots of money at auctions. He also illustrated Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales in…
Max von Szczygielski-Rogala was born in Berlin around 1886 and studied at the Kunstschule and Kunstakademie. Max von Szczygielski-Rogala was a spanking artist who was active in the 1930s. There is nearly nothing to be found for this artist, and nearly no art to be found as well. Images from…
Maurice François Alfred Martin van Miële (1863 – 1926) was born in Boulogne sur Seine. He used the alias Martin van Maele. It could also be written as van Maële and A van Troizem. He illustrated for Authors such as Charles Carrington and Jean Fort. He worked in Brussels and…
René Lelong (c. 1871–1933) taught at the Académie Julian, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français, and painted sunlit élégantes for the covers of Femina and L’Illustration. His posters promised perfume and promenades; his brush traced parasols and parasail skirts with the soft precision of a society portraitist.In 1899, under…
The pseudonym Marilac was used by Italian artists Mario Laboccetta (1899 – 1988) for who I was unable to find a proper bio in English. So I tried to translate from Italian. He was born in Naples and became famous in Paris. During the 1920/1930’s he worked as illustrator for…