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In the Harem Courtyard, Edwin Lord Weeks
Edwin Lord Weeks, portraitEdwin Lord WeeksAmerican, 1849–1903

In the Harem Courtyard

Painting; Oil on canvas · 26 x 32 in

May one see it?

No: it was stolen and is being sought

Listed in the FBI's National Stolen Art File under no. 00428.

Checked
9 days ago· Reported
In this state since
Sep 30, 2026
Source
A register of stolen art
Every stolen and lost work

Particulars

In the catalog

PaintingsAmerican painting

Sources

  • The FBI's National Stolen Art File
  • Image: FBI National Stolen Art File

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The Rajah Starting on a Hunt, Edwin Lord Weeks, ca. 1895

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ca. 1895 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Hindu Merchants, Edwin Lord Weeks, ca. 1885

Hindu Merchants

ca. 1885 · Smithsonian American Art Museum

Street Scene in India, Edwin Lord Weeks, ca. 1885

Street Scene in India

ca. 1885 · Smithsonian American Art Museum