- Abbreviations
- aka = also known as[B] = black and white reproductionB&D = bondage and dominationBBW = big beautiful women [depictions of heavy female figures]BDSM = bondage, domination, sadism, masochism; the most general term for the full range of what is sometimes referred to as kink or kinky sex[C] = color reproductiondraftsman = see draughtsmandraughtsman = an artist who produces drawings as finished works of artdrawer = see draughtsmaneroto-comix = comic books depicting explicit sexual activity, also known as erotic graphic novels or by the French term bande dessinйeerotomanga = see mangeroticaex libris eroticis = erotic bookplatesfemdom = women who are dominators of either men or other womenfetishwear = usually tight fitting outfits made of latex, leather, rubber, etc., intended to emphasize the sexual features of the wearerflagellation = the BDSM act of using whips, canes, etc., to strike a personforced womanhood = male figures who are coerced into becoming females in dress, behavior, and appearancegalante = images that emphasize eroticism without actually showing explicit sexual activity; the term is normally associated with 18th century arthetero = male/female sexual activityhomoerotic = male gay erotic imagerykink = a general term for various forms of fetishism and sexual activity beyond heterosexual penile-vaginal intercoursemaledom = men who are dominators of women or other menmangerotica = manga is a contemporary Japanese illustration style which is utilized by artists in Japan and the West to depict sexual imageryn.p. = no paginationphysique illustrations = homoerotic images in the 1950s emphasizing muscular young men wearing tiny bathing suits or jock strapsponygirl = a popular BDSM image in which females act as ponies pulling cartsshemale = a female figure in all aspects except also possessing male genitaliashunga = in Japanese "Spring pictures," erotic Ukiyo-e prints69 = two figures simultaneously engaged in oral sexTV/TS— transvestite and transsexual
Dictionary of erotic artists: painters, sculptors, printmakers, graphic designers and illustrators. Eugene C. Burt.