Femdom Sharing Blog

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Today I want to share some beautiful Femdom / Fetish art by the great Alazar. Lord of the Thighs was published in 1998 and is one of the well-known works of Paul Alazar.

Take a look:

Download: http://www.filesonic.com/file/19810301/Lord of the Thighs-Alazar.rar [16,6 MB; 26 JPEG files]

This book is not available on Amazon, although there are other books by Alazar there.

Enjoy!

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As I promised, here is some rare femdom art from the first half of 20th century. Some of you may have already heard about the great polish writer, literary critic and graphist Bruno Schulz.

Collection of his graphic works, “The book of idolatry“, has raised many eyebrows with it’s masochistic and fetishistic scenes. Take a look:

I have collected his drawings in electronic form throughout the years. Here they are, 56 drawings and engravings on the subject of female domination: Download from SharingMatrix [3.6 MB]

Here is a quote from Kris va Heuckelom’s article regarding the “Book of idolatry”: “…The most obvious binary structure dominating Schulz’s portfolio is undoubtedly the gender opposition, which goes along with various subordinate binary contrasts (small versus big, ugly versus beautiful, low versus high,…): men are depicted by Schulz as small, ugly creatures bowing or crawling around on the ground, whereas women are usually given the shape of tall, handsome beings taking up a superior position…”

I also own the book itself. You can purchase it on Amazon.com:

From a review by Wayne C. Roger on Amazon:
…I have looked at the intoxicating illustrations by Sardax and they capture the mood of the anthology perfectly as his art always does when displayed within a fictional work. Sardax is probably the finest artist of Female Domination to come along in the last twenty-five years. His drawings and paintings not only capture the sexual excitement of this particular lifestyle, but also the psychology and deep emotional impact that it has on the people involved. In fact, it wouldn’t be wrong of me to say that Sardax is a master in his chosen field of endeavor…

Here is one of the most complete Sardax collections that contains 1180 pics. In 4 parts. Each part weighs around 20-50 MB:

Download from SharingMatrix.com: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4
Mirror on DepositFiles: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4

Note: you don’t have to download them all to view each.

I have posted it before on IFDC and other boards, but figured, it should be here too.

Buy Sardax’ art on Amazon: