Edwin Lord Weeks

1849–1903 · Realism

Edwin Lord Weeks was an American painter, noted for his Orientalist works.

40 paintings

• Native Gharry, or Cart
• Interior of a Mosque at Cordova (1880)
• The Rajah Starting on a Hunt (1892)
• A Court in the Alhambra in the Time of the Moors
• A Marketplace In Ispahan (1885)
• A Persian Cafe
• A Street Market Scene, India (1887)
• Agra Palace
• Along the Ghats, Mathura (1880)
• An Indian Hunting Party
• An Indian Gharry
• An Open-Air Restaurant, Lahore (1889)
• The Old Blue-Tiled Mosque outside Delhi (1885)
• Camels Beside a Cistern (1880)
• Entering the Mosque (1885)
• White Marble Tomb at Suittitor Skiri (1883)
• Feeding the Sacred Pigeons (1894)
• Festival at Fatehpur Sikri (1885)
• On The River Benares (1883)
• Ganges, Varanasi
• Girl in a Moorish Courtyard (1880)
• Indian Prince, Palace of Agra (1883)
• Outside An Indian Dye House (1885)
• The Maharahaj of Gwalior Before His Palace (1887)
• Man Leading a Camel
• Man in Armor (preparatory sketch for Entering the Mosque) (1885)
• Mathura Ghats
• Two Nautch Girls
• Promenade on an Indian Street (1880)
• Raja of Jodhpur (1888)
• Royal Elephant at the Gateway to the Jami Masjid, Mathura (1895)
• Scene at Sale Morocco (1879)
• The Snake Charmers Bombay
• Street Scene in Bombay (1885)
• Street Scene in India (1885)
• Traveling in Persia (1895)
• The Hour of Prayer at the Pearl Mosque, Agra (1888)
• Moorish Guard (1878)
• Study of Two Figures (1878)
• Water Carriers of the Ganges (1885)