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Frits Orloff

10 works

Frits Orloff (1837-1883) was a draftsperson, engraver and etcher from the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Read more

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Engraved page of decorative objects: carved cabinet, gabled building, horse carriage, vessels, weapons and pendants.

Objects in the collection of the Royal Antiquarian Society, 1877

1870

Engraved oval print of a standing man in a wide hat and period costume with a dog, labeled Jan Pieterse Ghijsen.

Jan Pieterse Ghijsen

1869

Engraved oval print of a bearded man in a wide-brimmed hat and long dark coat standing before a stone wall.

Zakenman Pieter Gijsen

1869

Pink advertisement for R.W.P. de Vries book and art auctions in Amsterdam, with a decorative griffin crest at center.

Advertentie voor veilinghuis en boekhandel R.W.P. de Vries

1876

Engraved portrait of a bearded man with long wavy hair, lace collar, cloak and star-shaped order insignia.

Portret van kanselier Michel Le Tellier

1859

Engraved portrait of a seated man with laurel wreath and book, framed by vine ornament, with the name Vondel below.

Portret van Joost van den Vondel

1847

Engraving of a young man decorating a door knocker with greenery at an arched doorway beside an iron railing and bench.

Het versieren van den deurklopper

1847

Engraving of a mounted knight in chainmail and white mantle with red cross, holding a sword, on a rearing horse.

Een ridder van den tempel

1847

Engraving of a winged statue on a tiered pedestal with a coat of arms and the inscription ALCMARIA VICTRIX.

Standbeeld ter gelegenheid van het ontzet van Alkmaar op 8 oktober 1573

1876

Engraved portrait of a man with wavy shoulder-length hair, white collar, sash and star-shaped order badge.

Portret van Michel Le Tellier

1859

Frits Orloff (1837-1883) was a draftsperson, engraver and etcher from the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Frits Orloff was born and died in Amsterdam. Browse 10 works by Frits Orloff from one museum, free to download in HD. Source: Wikidata