
1849โ1903 ยท American ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Edwin Lord Weeks was an American artist renowned for his Orientalist paintings, capturing scenes from his travels in India, the Middle East, and North Africa. His detailed and vibrant depictions offer a glimpse into the cultures and daily life of these regions during the late 19th century.
what you'll learn
Studying Weeks' work allows students to explore the Orientalist movement and its representation of non-Western cultures. Students can learn about capturing light and atmosphere, depicting detailed architectural elements, and creating narrative scenes with numerous figures.
related: Jean-Leon Gerome, Gustave Boulanger

Muttra
1883

Along the Ghats, Mathura

Winter Landscape
1866

An Open Air Kitchen, Lahore, India

Leaving For The Hunt

Festival At Fatehpur Sikri
1885

A Persian Cafe

Village in Atlas Mountains, Morocco

The Silk Merchants

On The River Benares
1883

The Temple and Tank of Walkeschwar at Bombay

An Open Air Restaurant, Lahore
1889

Figures in the Courtyard of a Mosque
1895

Entering The Mosque
1885

Arrival of Prince Humbert, the Rahaj, at the Palace of Amber

Elephants and Figures in a Courtyard, Fort Agra
1899

A Street Market Scene, India
1887

Portico of a Mosque, Ahmedabad

The Moorish Bazaar
1873

Granada Courtyard

Man Leading a Camel

Departure For The Hunt

Market Square in Front of the Sacristy and Doorway of the Cathedral, Granada

Royal Elephant at the Gateway to the Jami Masjid, Mathura
1895

Elephants at the Palace of Jodhpore

Arrival Of Prince Humbert, The Rajah, At The Palace Of Amber
1888

Indian Prince And Parade Cermony

Jumma Musjed Lahore India

The Return Of The Imperial Court From The Great Nosque At Delhi, In The Reign Of Shah Jehan
1886

Street Vendor, Ahmedabad
1885