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Blue said:
2 women in loincloths carrying their patibulum: the file name is CFR 2014. There also an image of 2 women (1 mostly) talking to each other by Noone that I’m curious about.
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This picture is by Repertor, a member of this forum who has sadly not posted for several years. As far as I know this is a one-off, but he did the artwork for "Jasmine" by Wragg, which has the best nailing scene ever! :bash: :tits:

Jasmine

It was the tiniest glance, a mere flicker. But it was enough for Jasmine to realise that Helena and Rebecca were utterly without hope. At that moment she knew for certain that they would end the day nude and screaming on their crosses, and that nothing she could say or do would alter that. That...
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Edit: I have just see the wonderful short story Blue did based on this picture:

 
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RedOrc said:
This picture is by Repertor, a member of this forum who has sadly not posted for several years. As far as I know this is a one-off, but he did the artwork for "Jasmine" by Wragg, which has the best nailing scene ever! :bash: :tits:

Jasmine

It was the tiniest glance, a mere flicker. But it was enough for Jasmine to realise that Helena and Rebecca were utterly without hope. At that moment she knew for certain that they would end the day nude and screaming on their crosses, and that nothing she could say or do would alter that. That...
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Thanks @RedOrc !
I was able to to get the information from Wragg awhile back that this image was done by Repertor.
I created a short story based on this image if you’re interested:

The Jasmine by Wragg and Repertor is an all-time favorite and must read for all!

Edit - you found my story before I could!
 
RedOrc said:
This picture is by Repertor, a member of this forum who has sadly not posted for several years. As far as I know this is a one-off, but he did the artwork for "Jasmine" by Wragg, which has the best nailing scene ever! :bash: :tits:

Jasmine

It was the tiniest glance, a mere flicker. But it was enough for Jasmine to realise that Helena and Rebecca were utterly without hope. At that moment she knew for certain that they would end the day nude and screaming on their crosses, and that nothing she could say or do would alter that. That...
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Edit: I have just see the wonderful short story Blue did based on this picture:

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On behalf of Repertor, who sadly is no longer here to read it, thank you very much, RedOrc!
 
Félicien Rops was a 19th century Belgian artist known to art historians as Un chiot malade,* who had a penchant for erotic crucifixion

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but also other . . . things

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and my own favorite, titled "The Librarian." :risas3:

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*lit. "one sick puppy."
 
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Apostate said:
I’ve already posted these illustrations from an 1896 French novel


depicting the tragic crucifixion of slave girl

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Earlier today @ducon007 posted them and three others I’d never seen before here


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which in turn reminded of that early and atypical Yusseby drawing

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which could be of that luckless slave. :eeek: :babeando:
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Thanks for this reposting!
 
Apostate said:
I’ve already posted these illustrations from an 1896 French novel


depicting the tragic crucifixion of slave girl

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Earlier today @ducon007 posted them and three others I’d never seen before here


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which in turn reminded of that early and atypical Yusseby drawing

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which could be of that luckless slave. :eeek: :babeando:
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Beautiful and rare colorized Yusseby pic.
 
Apostate said:
I’ve already posted these illustrations from an 1896 French novel


depicting the tragic crucifixion of slave girl

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Earlier today @ducon007 posted them and three others I’d never seen before here


View attachment 1227684View attachment 1227685View attachment 1227686

which in turn reminded of that early and atypical Yusseby drawing

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which could be of that luckless slave. :eeek: :babeando:
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Note that a film, not unforgettable, entitled "Aphrodite" was made in 1982. The film is presented as an adaptation of the novel by Pierre Louÿs. It has in fact very little to do with the novel. And, of course, the crucifixion scene was not staged. Too bad...

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ducon007 said:
Note that a film, not unforgettable, entitled "Aphrodite" was made in 1982. The film is presented as an adaptation of the novel by Pierre Louÿs. It has in fact very little to do with the novel. And, of course, the crucifixion scene was not staged. Too bad...

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Very little is right. From IMDB.com:

Harry is a young millionaire on holiday; he takes his yacht to a Greek island, and stays in the mansion of his friend, Count Orloff. The Count organizes a feast there, for three days and three nights, which is the reenactment of the love cult of the Goddess Aphrodite. Harry will meet Pauline there, a young woman who becomes his goddess... (Loosely based on Pierre Louïs's novel, "Aphrodite".

It really sounds like they just used the name of the novel and nothing else.
 
Naraku said:
Very little is right. From IMDB.com:

Harry is a young millionaire on holiday; he takes his yacht to a Greek island, and stays in the mansion of his friend, Count Orloff. The Count organizes a feast there, for three days and three nights, which is the reenactment of the love cult of the Goddess Aphrodite. Harry will meet Pauline there, a young woman who becomes his goddess... (Loosely based on Pierre Louïs's novel, "Aphrodite".

It really sounds like they just used the name of the novel and nothing else.
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I agree and it is what I wrote: "It has in fact very little to do with the novel". However, on the poster, it says "based on the work of Pierre Louÿs". This is a kind of cheating to bait the customer...
 
Crucifixion is not one of my personal fetishes, but just as an exercise in rendering and postwork, I made this one just now. Connoisseurs of the genre will, of course, be able to give me excellent constructive feedback, which I would appreciate.
 

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wikman said:
Crucifixion is not one of my personal fetishes, but just as an exercise in rendering and postwork, I made this one just now. Connoisseurs of the genre will, of course, be able to give me excellent constructive feedback, which I would appreciate.
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She looks lovely, Wikman! :)

She's well trussed up - she wouldn't have much freedom of movement, but she'll be in my dreams tonight!
 
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