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Emil Orlík
1870–1932 · Germany · Vienna Secession
Emil Orlik (21 July 1870 – 28 September 1932) was a Czech-German painter, etcher and lithographer. He lived and worked in Prague, Austria and Germany. Wikipedia
12 works in the quiz. Play a round on Emil Orlík — not whether it is theirs, but which one.
Works
- “Volendam Girl in Costume”, 1898 — National Gallery of Art
- “Heidelberg by Night with Fireworks”, 1929
- “Sunday”, 1903 — National Gallery Prague
- “A Chinese Woman”, 1912 — National Gallery Prague
- “Max Slevogt”, 1917 — National Gallery of Art
- “Emigrants”, 1922 — National Gallery of Art
- “Japanerin im Winterkleid (Japanese Woman in Winter Dress)”, 1901 — National Gallery of Art
- “Ferdinand Hodler”, 1904 — National Gallery of Art
- “Thunderstorm (Small)”, 1896 — National Gallery of Art
- “Oasis in the Desert”, 1913 — National Gallery of Art
- “Evening in Fukagawa”, 1900 — National Gallery of Art
- “Max Klinger”, 1902 — National Gallery of Art