Nicole Claveloux, The Ingenuous Obscenities, 2007

"L'Ingénue lubrique", "The Ingenuous Obscene", text signed Dimitri Bolyev, published by Sabine Fournier in 2007.

Drawings by Nicole Claveloux under the anagram pseudonym Cécile Vallonoux. 
See her site. 

Erotic art by Jean Boullet.

Madame de V... a des idées noires (Madame de V. .. has dark thoughts) by Loulou Morin (1955).
Published by Eric Losfeld. 11 illustrations by Jean Boullet.

Thanks to: Livres anciens rares 

Georges Villa, La Legénde des Sexes, 1940

La Legénde des Sexes. Poemes hysteriques (parody of The Legend of the Centuries by Hugo)
Author french poet Edmond de Haraucourt, under pseudonym Le Sire de Chambley.
12 watercolored lithografies by Georges Villa, edition 1940.

Erotic prints around 1940, Ode a Priape, Anonymous

Oeuvres galantes. Ode à Priape.  Works gallant. Ode to Priapus by Alexis Piron.
24 illustrations by anonymous. 

 

Gino Boccasile, Delicate erotic Decameron illustrations

Gino Boccasile, the son of a perfumer, was born in Bari, Italy 1901. Trained as an illustrator he moved to Milan in 1925 and worked at the Mauzan-Morzenti Agency. Over the next few years he produced posters and illustrated fashion magazines.
Boccasile spent time in Buenos Aires and Paris before opening his own agency, ACTA. During this period he produced illustrations for several publications
During The World War II as a supporter of Benito Mussolini Boccasile produced propaganda material for the italian government.He died in 1952

Il Decameron, art editions, Milan , printed in 3000 copies in 1955.  
Boccasile died in 1952, he managed to illustrate only one volume of this work, which was complemented by other authors in 1955.