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Edwin Lord Weeks

American artist (1849-1903)

Born in Boston. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 184952 dated paintingsDied 1903

84 works

  • Study of a Moor in Blue
    Study of a Moor in Blue
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1870s · Brooklyn Museum
  • Tangier
    Tangier
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1878
  • Moorish Guard
    Moorish Guard
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    c. 1878 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Study of Two Figures
    Study of Two Figures
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    c. 1878 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Scene at Sale Morocco
    Scene at Sale Morocco
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1879
  • Interior of a Mosque at Cordova
    Interior of a Mosque at Cordova
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    c. 1880 · Walters Art Museum
  • Along the Ghats, Mathura
    Along the Ghats, Mathura
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1880s · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • An Open-Air Restaurant, Lahore
    An Open-Air Restaurant, Lahore
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1880s
  • Camels Beside a Cistern
    Camels Beside a Cistern
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1880–1881
  • Girl in a Moorish Courtyard
    Girl in a Moorish Courtyard
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1880
  • Indian Prince, Palace of Agra
    Indian Prince, Palace of Agra
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1880s · Berkshire Museum
  • Market Square in Front of the Sacristy and Doorway of the Cathedral, Granada
    Market Square in Front of the Sacristy and Doorway of the Cathedral, Granada
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1880
  • Open Market, Morocco
    Open Market, Morocco
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1880
  • Powder Play City of Morocco outside the Walls
    Powder Play City of Morocco outside the Walls
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    c. 1880–1882
  • Promenade on an Indian Street
    Promenade on an Indian Street
    Edwin Lord Weeks
    1880s
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