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  • This caning machine appeared in a Russian book and looks as if it might be of Russian origin. Note the queue of offenders awaiting punishment. Each in turn is held down on a bench, over a cushion which raises up his bared buttocks. This design, which looks quite practicable, may be from the 19th century. (Russia had judicial whipping for peasants until the beginning of the 20th century.)
  • Here from Germany is a fantasy of automated mass spanking on a truly industrial scale. It comes from Die Körperstrafen bei allen Völkern ("Corporal punishment amongst all peoples"), by Dr Richard Wrede (1898), who attributes it to a magazine, "Fliegenden Blättern", of 1856.
  • Another 19th-century example of mass-production punishment, source unknown.
  • Twin cartoons from Cole's Funny Picture Book No 1, published in Melbourne by E.W. Cole. These came with a long humorous text, full of surreal fantasy, the gist of which is that the first "Patent Whipping Machine", operated by hand, proved ineffective, whereas its steam-powered replacement produced the desired tearful response on the part of the culprits.
  • Twin cartoons from Cole's Funny Picture Book No 1, published in Melbourne by E.W. Cole. These came with a long humorous text, full of surreal fantasy, the gist of which is that the first "Patent Whipping Machine", operated by hand, proved ineffective, whereas its steam-powered replacement produced the desired tearful response on the part of the culprits.
  • Illustration by John Willie for Bizarre Magazine
  • Fantasy drawing of a 12-year-old masochist
  • Flagellation drawing by a 17-year-old sadist, 1930
  • My Invention, fantasy drawing of a sadistic intellectual
  • Illustrated by Carlo
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Edward Alexander Bernard

Illustration from Edouard Bernard for the book Bas de Soie, 1909
Illustration from Edouard Bernard for the book Bas de Soie, 1909
Illustration from Edouard Bernard for the book Jupes de Courtes, 1920
Illustration from Edouard Bernard for the book Jupes de Courtes, 1920
Illustration from Edouard Bernard for the book Bas de Soie, 1908
Illustration from Edouard Bernard for the book Bas de Soie, 1908

Edward Alexandre Bernard (1879-1950) was born in Eure-et-Loir on 20 March 1879 and died on 30 November 1950 in Seine-et-Morne.
He was a painter, caricaturist, designer and french engraver. He illustrated spanking novels around 1920 using the pseudonym Edouard Bernard.

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Cupid gets spanked

  • Art by Reinier van der Laeck (b. The Hague, d. c. 1658)
  • Art by Louis Joseph Watteau (1731 - 1798)
  • Art by Agostino Carracci (1557–1602)
  • Art by Johann George Böhm (1673-1746)
  • Art by Jacques Bouillard French (1744 - 1806)
  • Art by Francesco Mazzola, 1550 engraving
  • Art by Agostino Carracci (1557–1602)
  • Art by Alessandro Varotari (1588-1648)
  • Art by Domenico Gargiulo (1609–1610 – ca. 1675)
  • Art by Bartolomeo Manfredi (1582-1622)
  • Art by Pasquale Ottino (1578-1630)
  • Art by Jan van Bijlert or Bylert (1603-71)
  • Italian School, 17th Century.
  • Art by Giovanni Luigi Valesio (1583–1633)
  • Art by Odoardo Fialetti (1573 - 1638)
  • Art by Pierre Scalberge (ca 1592 - 1640)
  • Art by Joseph Friedrich Leopold (unsure)
  • Art by Johann Adam Schweickart (1722 - 1787) he got inspired by the artwork from Anton Domenico Gabbiani (1652 - 1726)
  • Art by Jean-Marc Nattier (1685 – 1766)
  • Art by Francois Boucher (1703 - 1770)
  • Art by Jean Baptiste Regnault (1754 - 1829)
  • Art by Benigno Bossi (1727 - 1792)
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Jean Morisot

  • Artwork by Jean Morisot
  • Artwork by Jean Morisot for the book Cydalise ou le peche dans le miroir, 1930
  • Artwork by Jean Morisot
  • Artwork by Jean Morisot
  • Artwork by Jean Morisot
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Paul Prött

Illustrated by Paul Prött
Illustrated by Paul Prött
Illustrated by Paul Prött
Illustrated by Paul Prött

ca. 1880 – ca. 1945 ~

There was little to find about Paul Prött. He probably lived in Köln

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Rudolf Preuss

Illustrated by Rudolf Preus
Illustrated by Rudolf Preus
Illustrated by Rudolf Preus
Illustrated by Rudolf Preus
Illustrated by Rudolf Preus
Illustrated by Rudolf Preus
Illustrated by Rudolf Preus
Illustrated by Rudolf Preus
Illustrated by Rudolf Preus
Illustrated by Rudolf Preus

Rudolf Preuss (born 1879 in Vienna, Austria, died 1961 in Innsbruck, Austria) was a very well-known landscape painter. Particularly popular were his views of Alpine villages and various locations in the former Austrian-Hungarian Empire. From 1946 to 1958 he was the president of the tyrolean artist’s society (Tiroler Künstlerschaft).

Besides watercolor landscapes and architecture paintings, Rudolf Preuss also did a number of spanking art drawings. His gender combinations included practically all: F/f, F/F, F/M, M/f, and M/F.

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