Victor Spahn

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5 albums/29 artworks – Victor Spahn provided illustrations for French femdom flagellant novels released by Jean Fort during the early 20th century, a notable period for French spanking literature. He is sometimes mistaken for a contemporary French artist sharing the same name (born in 1949). Books illustrated by Spahn that are featured in the gallery below: Volupté Excentrique (1908) La Fessade (1909) Les Batteuses d’hommes (1905/1909 for the French translation) Belle et Terrible (1911) He is probably also the illustrator of a number of works by Docteur Jaf, a pseudonym of Jean Fauconney.It was really difficult to find enough images (of acceptable quality) to show here. Viktor Spahn ←

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