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Studio Biederer refers to the collaboration of two photographers, Ostra Studio and Studio Biederer, who worked in Paris in the early to mid 20th century. These studios were known for producing erotic and fetish photography, including bondage and BDSM themes. The work of Studio Biederer in particular gained recognition for its artistic and sometimes avant-garde approach to these subjects. Ostra Studio was run by Jacques Biederer and his brother Charles Biederer. They worked from the early 1900s until the 1930s. The studio was named after the ostrich, and their work often featured elaborate costumes and sets. Studio Biederer was founded in the 1920s by Jacques Biederer's daughter, Simone Biederer. It continued the tradition of producing fetish and bondage photography. The work of Studio Biederer and Ostra Studio is considered vintage erotica and has gained some recognition in the art world for its unique style and historical significance. However, it's important to note that the content produced by these studios may not be suitable for all audiences and may be considered explicit or provocative.