Artist
Luigi Mayer

Italian
Luigi Mayer is an Italian Biedermeier artist. 21 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.
Luigi Mayer (1755–1803) was an Italian-German artist and one of the earliest and most important late 18th-century European painters of the Ottoman Empire.
Works by Luigi Mayer
View of Grand Cairo from the Summit of the Great Pyramid of Giza
The Pyramids of Giza
An Ancient Obelisk At Matarea, Formerly Heliopolis
View of the Straits with the Second Fortress of the Dardanelles
Dance of Peasants [possibly in Belgrade near Constantinople]
Portrait of Clara Mayer
Stanmore Church Middlesex
View of Mount Emo [Haemus] or Great Balkan in Bulgaria with guards assembled to collect a toll from travellers
Interior of the Theatre in the Region of Cacamo
The Sepulchre of Absalom
An Egyptian Ball, At Ned Sili
Colossal Head of the Sphinx of Giza
Interior of the Nilometer, Island of Roda, Cairo
Interior of the Pavilion of the Grand Vizir with his Divan and Retinue
Mosque built between the columns of an ancient temple in Latakia on the coast of Syria, about 1800
A view in the plantations at Holbrook Suffolk
Tower at Freston, near Woolverstone Park [Suffolk]
Women greeting travellers by throwing barley to them, observed near the village of Ciala Kavak [Kawak] in Bulgaria
Kirkclisia [Kirklareli] 40 leagues from Constantinople
Main road between Silivri and Çorlu
Figures among Classical Ruins, probably in Sicily
Collections represented