Lou Kagan

Lou Kagan (1945(?) - Present) is an American bondage artist who started as a photographer working for the famous House of Milan. He went on to do bondage and fetish art and full comic stories. His work has been published extensively in bondage magazines throughout the 1970s, 1980s and through to the new millennium. He is known for producing pulp style adventure scenarios with burly men and petite women, always with an undercurrent of humour and fun. His son Karl Kagan has continued in the business as a bondage artist and filmmaker.

See also

• Lou Kagan's Glamour in Bondage

External links

• Samples of Kagan's work (Warning, adult content!)

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Bernard Montorgueil Bernard Montorgueil (? - ?) was a fetish artist and BDSM artist whose works were published in the 1920s and 1930s. Most of his work has femdom-malesub themes.

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Carlo (bondage artist) Carlo (? - ?) aka Charléno was an anonymous, probably French fetish and BDSM artist whose works were published in the 1930s. Most of his work has femsub themes. His style was a precursor to that of John Willie.

He illustrated several books, such as 'Dressage', 'Bagne de Femmes', 'Servitude', 'Dolly, Esclave', 'Despotisme Feminin', 'Cuir & Fouet', 'Dolorès Amazone', 'Le Cuir Triomphant', 'La Madone du Cuir Verni', 'Esclavage', 'La Reine Cravache' (all written by Alan Mac Clyde), 'L'Inquisiteur Moderne', 'Sévérités Perverses' (all by Juana Lapaz), 'Le Dominateur' (all by Aimé Van Rod), 'Cinglantes Épreuves', 'Le Chateua des Cuisants Souvenirs', 'Brulant Plaisirs' (all by Desiré Van Rowel) and many other titles in the sado-masochistic genre.

Carlo also contributed to magazine Humour under the name Charléno. The real name behind those pseudonyms is unknown to us.

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