Spanking

Classic scenes of discipline, OTK spanking, paddles and bare-bottom punishment.

  • Carl Breuer Courth

    Eugene Reunier (1884 – 1960) was the pseudonym of Carl Breuer-Courth, a German erotica artist of the 1920s.His drawings depict mainstream scenes, sexual scenes as well as medical play and BDSM subjects such as spanking. Reunier also worked as a photographer of spanking photos, some of which were published in…

  • O Canteau

    A. Canteau (or O. Canteau) was a spanking artist who illustrated French spanking novels by Alexis Shlegov and Maurice d’Apinac in the 1920s and 1930s.Books illustrated and presented in gallery below (if not then it is mentioned): Please log in to view the full page To view all galleries and artworks please login of register if…

  • N Carman

    N. Carman was a illustrator who drew F/F spanking art in the 1920s and 1930s. The artist illustrated French spanking novels by René-Michel Desergy such as:– Sévère Éducation (1931)– Trente ans (1931)– Journées Chaudes (1931)All presented in gallery below. Someone suspected that N. Carman’s real name may have been Henry…

  • Carlo

    Carlo was a French illustrator who’s real name is unknown. It is assumed he worked as cartoonist for the Magazine Humor using the pseudonym Charléno. Some mention this was the artist Charles Antoine Odis (1877-1936): In n°5 of the magazine Le Visage vert, published in 1998 by Joëlle Losfeld, François…

  • Max Brüning

    Max Bruning’s (1887 – 1968) art dealt almost entirely with the many elements of eroticism. During the 1920’s his watercolours were reproduced as ‘naughty’ postcards and imagery for advertising. He dedicated his more serious talents, however, to the creation of original etchings and drypoint engravings, some of which were finished…

  • Paul Guérard

    Paul Guérard (1872 – 1968) was a French author and artist. He significantly contributed to early 20th century French spanking literature. Between 1903 and 1939 he wrote, illustrated and published about 100 erotic fetish novels in French, mostly of flagellation themes. He used the pseudonym Don Brennus Aléra. This is…