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Large Set of Four Orientalist Prints, Otto Pilny (1866 – 1936)
H & H Gallery
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Large Set of Four Orientalist Prints, Otto Pilny (1866 – 1936)

1900 - 1920
For Sale by H & H Gallery
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A fine four large prints, first two depicts street scenes in Cairo and the other two depicts desert scenes, signed lower right.

Otto Pilny (1866 – 1936) was a Swiss painter who specialised in Orientalist genre scenes.

Condition: Good

Dimensions: H: 122cm, W: 59cm, D: 4cm

Prints: H: 106cm, W: 42cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
122cm (48.03")
Width
59cm (23.23")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
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H & H Gallery has dated these Orientalist Framed Art Prints to the 1900s.

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SA937894
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H1329
Description
A fine four large prints, first two depicts street scenes in Cairo and the other two depicts desert scenes, signed lower right.

Otto Pilny (1866 – 1936) was a Swiss painter who specialised in Orientalist genre scenes.

Condition: Good

Dimensions: H: 122cm, W: 59cm, D: 4cm

Prints: H: 106cm, W: 42cm

Height
122cm (48.03")
Width
59cm (23.23")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Date of Manufacture

H & H Gallery has dated these Orientalist Framed Art Prints to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA937894
Dealers Internal Ref
H1329
H & H Gallery
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Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2020

European and islamic art

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A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames.
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Archive I A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames.

Large Set of Four Orientalist Prints, Otto Pilny (1866 – 1936)

Archive II A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames. View II
Archive III A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames. View III
Archive IV A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames. View IV
Archive V A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames. View V
Archive VI A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames. View VI
Archive VII A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames. View VII
Archive VIII A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames. View VIII
Archive IX A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames. View IX
Archive X A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames. View X
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A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames.
Large Set Of Four Orientalist Prints, Otto Pilny (1866 – 1936)
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A set of four vertical framed Orientalist prints illustrating Middle Eastern architectural scenes, bazaars, and desert landscapes in ebonised black frames.
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Orientalist art refers to works produced by European artists during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries depicting scenes, architecture, and landscapes of the Middle East, North Africa, and West Asia. Artists such as Otto Pilny rendered architectural details, street bazaars, and desert topographies with a focus on dramatic light and realistic detail.

Prints from this era were commonly mounted behind glass within ebonised timber frames featuring silvered or gilded inner bevel slips to highlight the warm hues of the artwork. Printmaking techniques typically involved colour lithography or photogravure onto heavyweight rag paper.

Period prints exhibit fine tonal gradations and natural paper aging, such as subtle foxing, rather than modern digital printing pixels. Authentic period framing typically features hand-finished timber backing boards, traditional panel fastenings, and original glass with minor surface variations.

A set of four matching vertical prints can be arranged in a continuous horizontal row along a hallway or hung in a balanced two-by-two grid above a sideboard or console table. Placing them against neutral or dark background paint emphasises the deep ebonised frames and golden architectural tones.

Display framed works away from direct sunlight and areas of elevated humidity to prevent fading, foxing, and paper cockling. Clean the external glass gently using a dry microfibre cloth, taking care not to allow liquid moisture into the frame edges.
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