Dreamlike, bizarre and fantastical fetish illustrations.
Margaret Hedda Brundage, (1900 – 1976) née Johnson, was an American pulp magazine cover artist renowned for her sensational, pastel-rendered illustrations that defined the visual identity of Weird Tales during the 1930s. Often called the “Frank Frazetta of the 1930s” for her lurid depictions of fantasy and horror, Brundage was…
Rolf Dieter Schieldrum (1930 – 2011), also known as Mister O, was a German industrial designer primarily recognized for his work in the automotive industry. Born in 1930, Schieldrum spent much of his career designing for automobiles, applying his technical expertise to functional and aesthetic advancements in the field. His…
Hans Henrik Lerfeldt (1946 – 1989) was a Danish painter and graphic artist. He was educated at Academy of Fine Arts graphic school 1965-70 below Palle Nielsen. Hans Henrik Lerfeldt was an adoptive child and entered a very religious home. His adoptive father was a priest, and often left him…
Leonor Fini (1907–1996) was an Argentine-Italian surrealist painter, designer, illustrator, and author, known for her depictions of powerful and erotic women. Fini was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and taken to Trieste by her mother when she was 18 months old. In her early teens, an eye disease forced her to wear bandages on…
François de Geetere (1895 – 1968) was born in Auderghem, a suburb of Brussels. He spent the war years in Utrecht  developing a distinctive surrealist style within a active artistic community which included artists such as Félicien Rops and René Magritte and a group of enthusiastic gallery owners and collectors; it was…
Mahlon Blaine (1894 – 1969) is known for Illustrator-books, fantasy genre, there are many stories floating about this artist based on false biographies. A childhood accident left the artist blind in his left eye, an accident that contributes to the flattened perspective that marks his work. Blaine however alleged to…