Illustrations for <i>Bizarre Honeymoon</i>. The editorial notes for the 30th Street Graphics ebook describe the work as follows:
<blockquote class="templatequote language"><p>Combining the work of at least three people, this unusual publication mixes esoteric, 20th century content with modern media. "The Whip Hand" short story appeared in <i>Unique World</i>, Number 2, an Eros Goldstripe (Leonard Burtman) magazine of 1971 without a byline.
</p><p>The 16 Gregor illustrations were embedded throughout the text, but with each picture one column wide on three-column pages, the art is small. The illustrations used for this volume come from a Jennifer Jordan (Jutka Goz, Mr. Burtman's last wife) publication of 1977. This magazine titled the story-in-pictures "The Boss's Slave," and was accompanied by a small amount of narrative text of no interest. The picture set has also been called "Trained to Serve" and there are other iterations.
</p><p>Apparently, nothing is known about the person who signed these illustrations Gregor. They are probably his only extant work.
</p><p>It is likely that they were produced about 1950 as a limited edition adult booklet.
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</p><p>Picture 15 shows a book on a table named <i>The Art of Whipping</i>. This suggests that the artist spoke English, and was likely an American.
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Gregor
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