Irving Klaw [SEP] cause of death
women. Irving continued to photograph bondage in Miami as well, with models like Maria Stinger.
Irving Klaw died on September 3, 1966, from complications of untreated appendicitis. He was survived by two sons, Arthur and Jeffrey. His nephew Ira Kramer, son of Paula and Jack Kramer, took over the family business, Movie Star News, which was located on 18th Street but closed in 2012, and relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada.
Klaw was portrayed by Dukey Flyswatter in the 2004 biographical film ""
came in 1951 through underground artist and pioneer Eric Stanton, whom Bilbrew met while attending Cartoonists and Illustrators School. From then on, Bilbrew focused on fetish art, producing work for notable underground publishers Irving Klaw, Edward Mishkin, Stanley Malkin, and the Sturman brothers. He also notably produced many illustrations and covers for Leonard Burtman, publisher of "Exotique", a fetish magazine published between 1955 and 1959. 
Death.
While his career waned with the coming of relaxed censorship laws of the 1960s, his substance abuse