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Luc Lafnet (1899-1939) was a Belgian artist and illustrator. He studied painting and graphic arts at the Académie des Beaux-Arts de Liège before he moved to Paris in 1923.

Luc Lafnet illustrated erotic literature and BDSM stories including F/f, F/M and M/F spanking stories. In such publications he used pseudonyms such as Jim Black, Viset (when working for the publisher Jean Fort (Collection des Orties Blanches)) and Lucas O. Some of his drawings, published under the name Jim Black, show, dared for his days, bare breasts. He also did some enema art.

In 1938, Luc Lafnet did the artwork for mainstream comics such as the popular Belgian magazine Le Journal de Spirou. In 1939, the artist was sent into war where he died the same year, aged 40. (more...)

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