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| − | '''Edwin Lord Weeks''' (Boston, 1849 - 1903) was an American [[painter]] and explorer. He is considered a distinguish painter of [[Oriental art|oriental]] scenes and a celebrated American Orientalist. | + | '''Edwin Lord Weeks''' (Boston, 1849 - 1903) was an American [[painter]] and explorer. He is considered a distinguish painter of [[Oriental art|oriental]] scenes and a celebrated American Orientalist. He wrote and illustrated a book of travels ''From the Black Sea through Persia and India'' (1895, about his voyages to the East), and later ''Episodes of Mountaineering''. |
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Edwin Lord Weeks (Boston, 1849 - 1903) was an American painter and explorer. He is considered a distinguish painter of oriental scenes and a celebrated American Orientalist. He wrote and illustrated a book of travels From the Black Sea through Persia and India (1895, about his voyages to the East), and later Episodes of Mountaineering.
Gate of Shehal Morocco.
See also
External links
- Edwin Lord Weeks.
- Edwin Lord Weeks. ARTCYCLOPEDIA.
- Edwin Lord Weeks. The complete works.