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Quills (2000) | dir. Philip Kaufman

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Force Majeure. [Jeu de tarot divinatoire dit "Grand Etteilla" ou "tarot égyptien"] 1875-1899.

Gallica

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"Camo XL" sérigraphies de Space Invader (2024) à l'exposition “Invader Space Station” dans le Haut Marais, Paris, avril 2024.

#invader

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The Beatles calendar made by photographer Robert Whitaker. ㅡ From the book "The Unseen Beatles Photographs" by Robert Whitaker.

#the beatles #robert whitaker

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Sly Stone by Stephen Palet (1969).

#sly stone #stephen paley

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etienne braun in secret's fetish photo anthology, vol. 2

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Monterey Jazz Festival, 1965⁣.

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Typography, Laird Art School, 1955

#typography

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L'Indéprimeuse - Petit musée érotypographique

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“The Summer King and his Bride of Flowers” art by Charles Vess

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The Kitan Club No. 7 July 1961

The iconic Japanese rope bondage magazine that defined contemporary kinbaku. Alongside Yomikiri Romance, The Kitan Club was one of the first magazines to premiere tight-binding and nude photography in the early 1950s The first public use of SM terms ‘kinbaku’ and ‘kinbaku model’ was in Kitan Club second quarter 1952. Founded and run by Yoshida Minoru, chief magazine editor. Published October 1947 - March 1975, in total of 325 monthly numbers plus special editions and photo books. Revived by Shigeru Kayama – kinbakushi and Oniroku Dan collaborator – March 1982 - January 1983. Kinbakushi: Master Takashi Tsujimura. The influential Toshiyuki Suma as Minomura Kou – co-founder of 1970s kinbaku monthlies SM Select, S&M Collector. Veiled beyond The Kitan Club’s beautiful yet anonymous front covers lies a secret and forbidden world. An innovative brand of ropes and sadomasochism with contributions from Seiu Ito, John Willie, Chimuo Nureki, Oniroku Dan. In annotated SM-inquiries, pictures, illustrations and genre short stories; The Kitan Club communicate a progressive liberal identity that defy societal norms and gender stereotypes. Look to the spell-binding martyrdom portrayed in Tetsuzo Tsukamoto’s artisan tight-binding and harakiri photography, or the transcending heretic art by Reiko Kita, Suk, Takashi Shima, Asaji Muroi and Namio Harukawa. All works, that with intensity and passion communicate the essence of kinbaku and sadomasochism. Among said, Where Frost Reign find Shima-san’s infame depictions most sadistic. His cruel and piercing ‘seme-e’ – imagery of sadism and sexual assault – is only surpassed by master artist and kinbaku sensei Seiu Ito. The Kitan Club magazine comes highly recommended. A mandatory title for collectors and kinbaku enthusiasts – to individuals active in the arts as well as graphic design. Acceptable condition Soft cover Japanese language Color and monochrome Format: 15 x 21 cm 246 Pages Published July 1961.

Price: 55,- Euro.

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Kurt Schwitters. Untitled (Schwarzes Gitter), 1932

#kurt schwitters

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Eduard Pechuël-Loesche, Studies on Twilight Phenomena, after Krakatoa, Published 1888

-Cloud Shadow After the Disturbance Period. (Midday) — Jena, September 10th 1887

-Cloud Shadow With Red Diffusion Light During the Disturbance Period. (Midday) — Jena, April 24th 1884.

#Krakatoa #atmospheric

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Albert Joseph Pénot (1862-1930)

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Ladislav Rozman (Slovak, 1898 - 1986)

A Woman

1932

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#stevie nicks #creem magazine