Biography
Emil Orlík (1870–1932) — Czech photographer, graphic, painter, portrait painter and scenographer (1870-1932).
Emil Orlík worked as painter, etcher, printmaker, theatre designer, pedagogue and draftsperson and is associated with Germany and Czechoslovakia. Their documented life spans the years 1870 to 1932, born in Prague, died in Berlin. Their work is linked to Vienna Secession.
| Disciplines | painter, etcher, printmaker, theatre designer, pedagogue, draftsperson |
|---|---|
| Born | 1870, Prague |
| Died | 1932, Berlin |
| Nationality | Germany, Czechoslovakia |
| Movement | Vienna Secession |
Works
- Emigrants
- Evening in Fukagawa
- Oasis in the Desert
- Ferdinand Hodler
- Volendam Girl in Costume
- A Chinese Woman
- Max Klinger
- Evening in Fukagawa
- Michelangelo Buonarroti
- Thunderstorm (Small)
- Japanerin im Winterkleid (Japanese Woman in Winter Dress)
- Ferdinand Hodler
- Emigrants
- Oasis in the Desert
- Volendam Girl in Costume
- Max Slevogt
- Chinese Actor and Two Sketches of a Woman's Head
- Japanerin im Winterkleid (Japanese Woman in Winter Dress)
- Thunderstorm (Small)
- Max Slevogt
- Max Klinger
