Femdom Artists

Women Who Dominate Boys, Dr Guenter Klow

Guenter Klow was a pen name for Hugo Paul Little. As Dr. Klow he authored bogus sexological works. His biggest success was with this books about women who seduce young males and females.

A woman and a man in chains. Is this some sort Renaissance image of nurturing female dominance. Aside from telling you the art is from the 16th century I remain silent.

I haven’t bothered investigating Shuna and the Lost Tribe. The novel would’ve been one of the once seemingly inexhaustible clones of H. Rider Haggard’s novels of Ayesha, She Who Must Be Obeyed (I’ve never known anyone who has enjoyr reading Haggard.)

She’ll be the White Goddess of some secret civilization and come personal fulfillment by falling in love with some Englishman who talks like Lord Peter Wimsey and knows how to keep lesser races in their place.

I opened one of Sharon Green’s early fantasy novels. It seemed remindful of John Norman’s Gor series but better. Femal submission without all the silly male supremacist rhetoric.

I never opened one of the Jalav books.

The once-high technological civilization of that world had again fallen to primitive barbarism–walled cities, warring nomadic tribes, and savage chieftains. But none were so fierce as the mythic Midanna Amazons, and none of the Midanna so untamed as Jalav, war leader of the fearsome Hosta clan.

The two covers above are by Ken Kelly. Idon’t know the artist of the cover below.

To learn more about Jalav visit:

• Welcome To The Fantastic Realms Of Sharon Green
• Sharon Green Interview

This painting of a woman standing over a fallen man was probably the cover of an adventure novel. The art is by Barye Phillips, an invariably attactive paperback cover artist.

I have a real weakness for the man as woman’s puppet theme. This isn’t nearly as entertaining as the illustrations with men dangling from strings.

I find it difficult to accept at face value the cover copy of these books.

The title may be His to Command but it sure looks like she’ll be the one in control.

Of the satyromaniac on the cover Sea of Thighs it says:

The more women he conquered, the more he wanted.

But he’s kneeling at the thighs of the woman in lingerie who seems to be looking at him with cold contempt.

Not that I’m beyond wilful misreading.

The man is in chains and the woman is on top but this is F/m only by an act of the imagination.

A once famous cult known as The Children of God published recruitment literature that featured naked young women (their sexual ideology was very unusual but I don’t recall the details).

There was an actual Christian femdom website that I looked at a couple of times. It was notably hilarious. No art. Seems to have vanished or gone underground.

And naturally there are Femdom (or female led if you prefer) who speak of themselves as Christians. Elise Sutton is one. How they reconcile that with the words of St. Paul is an example of how people manipulate almost anything to justify their beliefs.

Not that I wish them any ill.

My guess from the background is that the art is from a movie poster or book cover and the subject is WWII. So the woman holding the riding crop is probably Japanese.

Art by Michel Gourdon.

See the thousand and one orgies of torture!

I’ve seen the movie – I like old sword and sandal movies – and know it wasn’t remotely so lurid.

No femdom content. But some dominant women enjoy images of men in chains. And male masochists like them as reminders of what makes them tingle.