Updated Index of Etienne Articles at mitchmen

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Etienne/Stephen - Index to articles (updated)

Etienne is one of the all-time greats, an inspiration to me. 

He's rather neglected these days, so I feature him regularly here at mitchmen blog.

This article lists all the mitchmen articles about his work.

 

For simplicity, I nearly always label his images using the name Etienne, although many were published under the name Stephen. 

 

Etienne - Time For Your Injection, Sir.

Left, Right or Up The Middle? 

Click on the label at the foot of this post for medical-themed images by other artists. 

 

A-Z of Fetish Artists - Etienne: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, 

Just scratches the surface of his vast body of work, 

but there are lots of supplements:- 

 

Etienne - Night Patrol (complete)

 

Etienne - Sailor Beware (complete, 2 versions)

with linkage to Royale Studio's 'Shanghai'd Sailor'

 

Etienne - Golden Pasha (2025)

 

Etienne - Fishing is a Dangerous Sport (2025)

There's also a series about his other Fishing/Angling pictures 

 

There's interesting AI makeovers of Sailors Beware in 2024, Car Wash (aka Slave Wash) in 2025, also Services Auction in 2026 

 

Plus more sailor images by him in:

 In Praise of Sailors - Part 15  (also in Part 20)

He's honourably represented by dedicated entries in the 

'Riding The Wedge' series

and in 'Depictions of short men'

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There's also 2 examples of his jail pictures in  

'You're Going Down - Part 1' and 'You're Going Down - Part 5'

He's also included in the 'Strip Poker' series

A Truckstop image headlines the 2020 Most Popular Post series

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His influence on Ulf is illustrated in Ulf Retrospective 2003 

and on Felix Falkon in A-Z of Fetish Artists - Falkon

For the Royale Studio connection, see Sailor Beware, above

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There's an illustrated note on his style in 

A-Z of Fetish Artists - Tagame

and in A-Z of Fetish Artists - Sean  

There are numerous other references to his work in other articles, which you can find using the blogger search function in the banner and also one in the sidebar top right. For simplicity, I nearly always label his images using the name Etienne, but his other, less unique name, Stephen may bring up other references.