Alexander Orlowski
1777–1832 · Polish-Russian · 13 artworks
RomanticismLithographyGenre paintingMilitary scenesDynamic compositionExpressive line work
artist bio
Alexander Orlowski was a Polish-Russian painter and draughtsman, known for his pioneering work in lithography and his depictions of Russian military life and genre scenes. He played a significant role in popularizing art through printmaking and capturing the spirit of early 19th-century Russia.
related: Eugene Delacroix, Francisco Goya
13 artworks
Self-Portrait
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Portrait of a Woman
1814
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Portrait of an Italian Composer Muzio Clementi
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In the Suburbs of St. Petersburg
1812
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Portrait of a Ballet Dancer L. A. Duport
1809
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Portrait of the Architect Giacomo Quarenghi
1811
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Portrait of a Cabman
1820
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Portrait of Leo Pushkin
1822
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Portrait of A. P. Lanskoy
1813
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Portrait of Artamon Denisov
1806
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Portrait of a Girl
1815
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Portrait of K. I. Seidel
1820
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Portrait of a Negro, Orlovski's Servant
1823
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