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...C. Bradley''' was an [[United States|American]] painter of [[pin-up|pin-up art]]. * "The Great American Pin-up", by Charles G. Martignette and Louis K. Meisel Published by [[Tasch

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...neither came close to the output of Driben. Driben's pinups delighted the American public from the beginning of World War II until the great baby boom of the ...was the cover to La Paree Stories in March 1934.<ref>{{Cite book|title=The Art of Pin-Up|last=Blum|first=Sarahjane|last2=Hanson|first2=Dian|last3=Meisel|f

...ier, is [[F/F]] and [[F/M]] and includes [[spanking drawing]]s and [[enema art]]. ...]]n artist who is also known as [[Butch]], who created [[she-male]] [[BDSM art]]. There may be a link of some kind between Kimberly Wilder and C. Soulier

...wrappers or lounging in martini glasses". He is also a retired university art professor.

A '''blackboard''' (British English) or '''chalkboard''' (American English) is an rectangular writing surface, usually black or dark green, th == In spanking art ==

'''Jameslovebirch''' is an American artist, writer, editor, and occasional creator of [[corporal punishment]] [ ...10, Jameslovebirch has been a highly active editor at the [[SAOTK|Spanking Art wiki]]. For more detailed information on his work, see his user page.

...''' is one or more [[room]]s of a building that are below ground level. In American English, the term cellar is mostly used for small, single underground rooms == Cellars in spanking art ==

...ntation. In 2001, Young founded [[Femina Potens Art Gallery]], a nonprofit art gallery and performance space in San Francisco that serves the [[LGBTQ]] an {{Wikipedia|Femina Potens Art Gallery}}

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'''Gene Bilbrew''' (b.{{star}}1923 - {{dag}}1974) was an African-American fetish artist notably employed at [[Irving Klaw]]'s [[Movie Star News]]/[[N ...of pieces of art as “Eneg” (Gene spelled backward). I don’t know when his art was first published. Probably in the 1940s. The earliest dated artwork I ha

...s a designer specializing in billboards, and he designed many of these for American corporations. * '''''The Great American Pin-Up''''', by [[Charles G. Martignette]] and Louis K. Meisel,<br>

...ianie''' studied in an art academy in Belgium in 1990. He felt inspired by American comics such as Marvel or DC Comics but has interests in the old masters lik Discover more art at his website (below) and be sure to visit the artist’s shop at Etsy as

...ck, the King and Queen of Pop Surrealism and one of the ten most important art couples in Los Angeles.

'''Cc''' is the online [[pen name]] of a [[spanking artist]] who posts her [[art]] at [[Anime OTK]]. {{quotation|Being able to express my fantasies through my art is very important to me. It is a sort of release, and often a distraction f

A '''fetish artist''' is an illustrator or painter who makes [[fetish art]] which depicts people or objects in [[fetishism|fetishistic]] situations. File:Frahm-005.jpg|{{nswi|Art Frahm}}<ref group="Classical">Art Frahm is also Pin-up girl artist</ref>

...es of America|American]] [[spanking artist]]. He has been doing [[spanking art]] for more than thirty years (as of 2016), but until he became a [[World Wi ...he case of his most frequent [[character]], [[Cynthia Kim]], a young Asian-American girl. He occasionally does [[X/m]] scenarios as well.

'''''Terror Tales''''' was a long-running [[United States|American]] [[pulp magazine]] of the [[horror comics]] and [[weird menace]] genres. I image:Terror-Tales-Bondage-Pulp-Cover-Art-10.jpg|

...in New York after taking classes at Chicago’s Art Institute and Academy of Art. During the great wars, Moore painted posters for the government and Gold c * ''[[The Great American Pin-Up]]'', by [[Charles G. Martignette]] and Louis K. Meisel, {{isbn|38228

'''Joan Warner''' ((born c. {{star}} 1913) was an American [[fan dance]]r from Narberth, Pennsylvania who was put on trial for [[indec ...to go abroad by an English producer. <ref>''Paris Naughtiness takes on an American Flavor'', Ogden, Utah Standard Examiner, April 7, 1935, pg. 31.</ref>