The Biederer Studio

The Biederer Studio aka Studio Biederer was one of the main



 producers of high quality erotic and fetish photography in Paris in the years between the two world wars. Their photographs explored sensational, explicit, and often ironic fantasies that pushed the boundaries of accepted sexuality.

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