Edwin Lord Weeks

1849–1903 · United States · Orientalism

Edwin Lord Weeks (1849 – November 1903) was an American painter, noted for his Orientalist works. Wikipedia

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“The Rajah Starting on a Hunt”, 1892 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Departure for the Hunt”, 1885
“Entering the Mosque”, 1885
“White Marble Tomb at Suittitor Skiri”, 1883
“Feeding the Sacred Pigeons”, 1894
“Interior of a Mosque at Cordova”, 1880 — Walters Art Museum
“A Court in the Alhambra in the Time of the Moors”
“A Maratha Hunting Party”, 1887
“Along the Ghats, Mathura”, 1880s — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
“Along the Nile”
“Arrival Of Prince Humbert The Rajah At The Palace Of Amber”, 1888
“Standing Arab Woman”, 1903
“An Indian Gharry”
“An Open-Air Restaurant, Lahore”, 1889
“Rajasthani Street Scene”, 1887
“Outside An Indian Dye House”, 1885
“The Return Of The Imperial Court From The Great Mosque At Delhi”
“Leaving for the Hunt”
“Leaving for the Hunt at Gwalior”, 1887
“The Maharahaj of Gwalior Before His Palace”, 1887
“Hindu Merchants”, 1885 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“Indian Barbers, Saharanpore”
“Indian Prince and Parade Ceremony”
“Indian Prince, Palace of Agra”, 1883 — Berkshire Museum
“A Marketplace In Ispahan”, 1885
“A Persian Cafe”
“A Meeting at a Temple Gateway in Mathura”, 1885
“Mathura Ghats”
“Metalsmith's Shop”
“Moorish Girl Lying on a Couch”
“Moorish Guard”
“Mughal Elephant”
“Blacksmith Shop at Tangiers”
“The Old Blue-Tiled Mosque outside Delhi”, 1885 — Brooklyn Museum
“Camels Beside a Cistern”, 1880–1881
“Courtyard in Morocco”
“Craftsman Selling Cases by a Teak Wood Building, Ahmedabad”, 1885
“Festival at Fatehpur Sikri”, 1885
“On The River Benares”, 1883
“Ganges, Varanasi”

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