Orientalist painters

German-Swiss artist (1879–1940)

Russian marine painter (1817–1900)

thumb|300x300px|Jean-Léon Gérôme, [[The Snake Charmer, . Clark Art Institute.]] In art history, literature, and cultural studies, Orientalism is the imitation or depiction of aspects of the Eastern world (or "Orient") by writers, designers, and artists from the Western world. Orientalist painting, particularly of the Middle East, was one of the many specialties of 19th-century academic art, and Western literature was influenced by a similar interest in Oriental themes.

Swedish painter and engraver (1860-1920)

Dutch-born British painter (1836–1912)

Georgian artist (1862-1918)

Russian artist (1866–1924)

Armenian painter (1880–1972)

artist, scientist and philosopher from the Northern Netherlands (1607-1678)

Ottoman statesman, academic and artist (1842-1910)

Genevan painter (1702–1789)

British painter (1801-1828)

Austrian painter (1793–1865)

Filipino painter, sculptor and political activist (1857-1899)

Polish painter (1851-1916)

Danish artist (1818-1881)

Serbian painter (1859-1957)

Australian landscape impressionist (1867-1943)

French-born British illustrator and stamp designer (1882–1953)

Polish artist (1835-1884)

Maltese artist (1816-1882)

Ottoman painter (1841-1907)

French painter (1788-1856)

Spanish painter from Belgium (1826-1898)

Algerian artist and postage stamp designer (1896-1975)

Dutch artist (1867-1932)

Ottoman (Syrian-Armenian) photographer (1823-1886)

Italian-British photographer

Austro-French painter (1854-1932)

Polish painter (1829–1889)

Swedish artist (1815-1875)

Swiss artist (1828-1890)

Armenian Ottoman painter (1859-1938)

Brazilian painter, illustrator, professor (1867-1939)

Belgian painter (1848-1923)

Swedish artist (1684-1750)

19th century Dutch painter (1834–1896)

Polish painter and medallist (1859-1928)

Greek painter (1852-1909)

Polish painter (1846-1905)

Armenian painter (1857-1921)

Turkish artist (born 1946)

Dutch artist (1857-1930)

Polish Art Nouveau painter (1886–1920)

Flemish/Belgian painter (1829-1893)

Swiss painter (1866-1936)

Jordanian painter

Swiss painter (1862-1932)

Swiss artist (1834-1890)

Hungarian painter (1839-1905)

Israeli painter (1891-1974)

Hungarian painter (1809–1888)

Hungarian artist (1823–1890)

Serbian Realist painter

Swedish painter (1849-1937)

Irish painter (1859–1929)

Irish artist

Greek painter (1857–1894)

Hungarian painter (1861-1928)

Greek painter (1859-1927)