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Female Dominance: Celebrating the Fetish Art of Namio Harukawa
14 days ago | By AnOther
On 24 April 2020, Japanese artist Namio Harukawa died at the age of 72, leaving behind an extraordinary body of work that explored his love of female domination. Obsessed with scenes of erotic asphyxiation, wherein voluptuous women revel in the pleasures of facesitting and transform diminutive men into human furniture, Harukawa established himself as one of Japan's best known fetish artists in the 1960s and 70s.
Working under a pseudonym formed from an anagram ofhellip;
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