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Louis Malteste

1862 - 1928

Louis Malteste was born in Chartes (Eure-et-Loir) and died in Paris. He was an author, lithographeur and illustrator. He was de brother from Henri Théodore Malteste according to Malatesta (1870-1920).

He went to Paris where he exhibit in 1897 at Salon des Sent, in 1902 at Salon de la Socieéte Nationale des Beaux Arts. He also worked for humoristic press: L'Assiette au beurre, Le Chat noir, Je sais tout, Lectures pour tous, Qui lit rit, etc

He made affiches and postcoards.
Malteste used the pseudonym Jacques d'Icy for either writing sadomasochistic texts.

He was an illustrator for various erotic artworks.

Recommended:
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Brassee de Faits Author Louis Malteste (pseud. Jacques d'Icy) Collection des Orties Blanches Published 1926 (contains 2 illustrations from N Carman)
Monsieur Paulette Author Louis Malteste (pseud. Jacques d'Icy) Publisher Dominique Leroy Published in 1921
Paulette Trahie Author Louis Malteste (pseud. Jacques d'Icy) Publisher Dominique Leroy Published 1922
Quinze Ans Author Jean Mac Orlan Publisher Dominique Leroy Published in 1913
La Pécheresse passionnée Author Max Daniel Publisher Jean Fort Published in 1926