A modest portion of Paul Kamm’s femdom art featured elements of feminization.
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Paul Kamm delineates one sure way of keeping a man silent: a muzzle.
A Paul Kamm drawing on the eternal theme of male creature as furniture: as a chair for a woman – his wife? – top sit on.
A tight corset gives a sissymale a girlish figure.
Paul Klamm best known as Paul Kamm also used the pseudonym C. Soulier. A German Femdom S&M and D/s artist of the early 20th century. The quality of his work is variable but never bad. His female sadists – often governesses – are notable for the ferocity of their facial expressions. They whip young men with a terrifying glee and demonic gusto. Two of his covers:
A touch of sissyfication:
I think this Paul Kamm drawing of the human male as pet is directly inspired by a Hata Deli drawing that Gene Bilbrew also drew on for inspiration.
High heels combined with that awful posture: unendurable. Doesn’t she look ferocious.
Paul Kamm’s female sadists sometimes look almost demented.
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