William Adolphe Lambrecht

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4 albums/37 artworks – William Adolphe Lambrecht was an illustrator of French spanking novels published by Charles Carrington in the early 1900s. It is likely but unsure that he is identical to the Belgian painter William Adolphe Lambrecht (1876–1940). Books illustrated by Lambrecht featured in gallery below: En Virginie (1901) this book was a French translation for the book Dolly Morton Les Mystères de la Maison de la Verveine (1901) French translation of The Mysteries of Verbena House by Etonensis Une société de flagellantes (1901), French translation of The Merry Order of St. Bridget (1868) by James Glass Bertram Le Magnetisme de Fouet (1902) William Lambrecht ←

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