Wighead

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ 1896 - 1982

Wighead 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 not entirely sure I also built a page for E. Klem.
It is also mentioned that Wighead could be the same as Davanzo, both perhaps being the Italian artist Mario Laboccetta, using the pseudonym Marilac.

Books illustrated by Wighead presented in gallery below (otherwise it is mentioned):

  • Les Cruelles frénésies de Van den Rook (1932/35)

  • À genoux esclave ! (1934 or 1937)

  • L'Orgie dominatrice (1934)

  • Épouvantes voluptueuses (1935)

  • L'Infernale dominatrice (1935)

  • Gitanes dominatrices ou Les Voluptés infernales (1935)

  • Chair sanglée ou Les Voluptés fétichistes (1935)

  • Sous la croupe féminine (1936)

  • Under the Feminine Croup (1938)

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Latest Update: August 2, 2023 -> Sous la croupe feminine (2 artworks)

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