Emil Orlik

English: Prague born painter, etcher and lithographer Emil Orlik (July 21, 1870 - September 28, 1932), worked in Prague, Austria and Berlin

Portraits of Emil Orlik

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  Self portrait 1910
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  Self portrait
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  Self portrait on his exlibris
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  Self portrait c. 1929
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  c. 1932

Portraits of other people

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  Portrait of Max Klinger, 1902
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  Portrait of Gustav Mahler, 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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  Hermann Bahr, 1904
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  Tilla Durieux, 1905
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  Bildnis Hermann Bahr, 1908
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  Hans Wassmann as Nick Bottom in Shakespeare's A Midsummernight's Dream, 1909
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  Ferdinand Hodler, 1911
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  Ferdinand Hodler, 1911
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  Bildnis einer Chinesin, 1912
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  A Chinese Woman, 1912
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  Eduard Arnhold
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  Klabund, around 1915
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  Frau M., 1915
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  Juliane Gräfin zu Rantzau, 1915
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  Jules Pascin
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  Portrait of Max Slevogt, 1917
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  Unknown woman, 1917
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  Wanda Landowska, 1917
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  Portrait of Richard Strauss, 1917
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  Dr. Richard Strauss, 1917
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  Oskar Kokoschka, 1919
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  Curt Bois
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  Emil Jannings as Rodrigo Quast, 1919
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  Justus Hermann Wetzel, composer, 1919
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  Gertrud Eysoldt as Lulu, 1919
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  Käthe Dorsch, c. 1920
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  Bronisław Huberman, 1921
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  Portrait of Tilla Durieux, 1922
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  Friedrich Ebert, 1922
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  Albert Einstein, etching, 1923
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  Moritz Heimann, 1926
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  Anton Kuh, 1926
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  Portrait of Alexander Moissi, 1927
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  Portrait of Wilhelm Furtwängler, 1928
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  Claire Waldoff
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  Gerhart Hauptmann bei einer Lesung
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  Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman
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  Georg Wertheim, c. 1930
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  Henny Porten
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  Dr. Rudolf Steiner

Ex Libris

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  eigenes Ex Libris
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  Ex Libris für Rainer Maria Rilke, 1897
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  Ex Libris für Gabriele Krasnopolski
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  Ex Libris für L. S., 1905

Woodcuts

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  Emil Orlik - Drei Mädchen beim Brettspiel, c. 1907, Farbholzschnitt
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  Emil Orlik - Portrait Koloman Moser - 1903

Other works

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  Parfumerie Gottlieb Taussig, Wien 1897
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  Poster for Gerhart Hauptmann#S play The weavers, 1897
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  Model, 1904
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  Winter in Auscha, 1907
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  Blumenvase, c. 1909
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  Art nude published 1909 in Deutsche Arbeit, Band 8,S.466
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  Photograph by Emil Orlik of Marlene Dietrich and Ressel Orla, 1923