Jacques Biederer - Meisjes met lekke band (4x)

Four photographs by the Biederer Brothers from Paris, circa 1935.

Studio Biederer was a French photography studio from the interwar period, run by the brothers Jacques Biederer (1887-1942) and Charles Biederer (1892-1942) from Moravská Ostrava, now in the Czech Republic.

Jacques moved to Paris in 1908.

Charles followed him in 1913 to assist him as a photographer.

The studio was located at 33 Boulevard du Temple, Paris.

Published as Éditions Ostra, their photographs in the 1920s and 1930s ranged from artistic nude photography to sexual fetish studies, including bondage, costumed role-playing, and erotic corporal punishments.

Biederer was a pioneer of later photographers and artists with similar interests, such as Charles Guyette, John Willie, and Irving Klaw.