Georges Topfer was a French spanking artist from the late 1910s to the mid-1930s. Topfer often used the pseudonyms Gaston Smit, G. Smit, GTS and James Barclay. Below are his illustrations from various novels, unfortunately there wasn’t enough content from each for a stand-alone post.
Georges Topfer illustrations from the 1925 novel Les Cinq Fessées de Suzette (Suzette’s Five Spankings) by James Lovebirch.
“Mister Slaphard stepped back and measured his distance so as not to lose any of his vigor. Suddenly his arm rose, the birch rod hissed in the air and fell with a snap on the offered flesh…”
Georges Topfer illustrations from the 1931 novel Femmes et Corsaires (Women and Corsairs) by Jean de la Beuque.
“The scourged woman sought to overcome her pain and courageously restrain her cries so as not to give her tormentors the joy of feasting on the intensity of her suffering…”
Georges Topfer illustrations from the 1931 novel Sous le jonc (Under the Rush) by M. Vitrac.
“Georges stepped forward and with a quick movement pulled her shirt up to the shoulder blades. The rump seemed fuller still, supporting the broad hips, the fleshy loins…”
Georges Topfer illustrations from the 1921 novel À Huis Clos (In Camera) by Paul Roué.