Emil Orlik
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English: Prague born painter, etcher and lithographer Emil Orlik (July 21, 1870 - September 28, 1932), worked in Prague, Austria and Berlin
Self portraits [edit]
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Self portrait
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Self portrait on his exlibris
Portraits [edit]
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Portrait of Max Klinger, 1902
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Kolo Moser, 1903
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Josef Hoffmann, 1903
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Ferdinand Hodler, 1903/04
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Portrait of Hermann Bahr, 1904
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Actor Hans Wassmann as Nick Bottom in Shakespeare's A Midsummernight's Dream, 1909
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Ferdinand Hodler, 1911)
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Klabund, around 1915
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Portrait of Richard Strauss, 1916
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Portrait of Max Slevogt, 1917
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Unknown woman, 1917
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Justus Hermann Wetzel, composer, 1919
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Portrait of Tilla Durieux, 1922
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Portrait of Alexander Moissi, 1927
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Portrait of Wilhelm Furtwängler, 1928
Other works [edit]
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Model, 1904
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Poster for Hauptmann's play The weavers, 1897
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Art nude published 1909 in Deutsche Arbeit, Band 8,S.466
See also category: Emil Orlik im Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe
