Journal of Ottoman Calligraphy: 17th Century Ottoman Calligraphy

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Saturday, September 19, 2009

OTTOMAN GILT-STAMPED LEATHER BINDINGS

TWO OTTOMAN GILT-STAMPED LEATHER BINDINGS, TURKEY, MID-16TH AND 16TH/17TH CENTURY
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.The larger binding with gold block-stamped border and central scalloped medallion with dense foliate decoration, red doublures with corner panels and central medallion of fine gold filigree work on blue ground, outlined in gold; the smaller binding of a similar design, the gold stamped borders with some flowers in red.

45.5 by 26.4cm. max. 25.3 by 17cm. max.

Photography/ Text © Sotheby´s

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Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Seyyid Kasim Gubari [b.?-d.1624]

page, 21.00 x 28.00 cm, undated, signed Kasim Gubari

Provenance

Formerly in the Sevket Rado Collection
Sold Spring 2008 at auction in Istanbul

Literature and References

Rado, S. (1983). Türk Hattatlari: XV. yüzyildan günümüze kadar gelmis ünlü hattatlarin hayatlari ve yazilarindan örnekler. Istanbul: Yayin Matbaacilik Ticaret.

Photography/ Text © Portakal Sanat ve Kültür Evi

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Monday, July 14, 2008

Abdürresid [b.?-d.1647]

Illuminated page, diagonally written text in black ink, 27.00 x 16.00 cm, undated, signed Abdurresid

Provenance

Formerly in the Sevket Rado Collection
sold Spring 2008 at auction in Istanbul

Literature and References

Rado, S. (1983). Türk Hattatlari: XV. yüzyildan günümüze kadar gelmis ünlü hattatlarin hayatlari ve yazilarindan örnekler. Istanbul: Yayin Matbaacilik Ticaret.

Photography/ Text © Portakal Sanat ve Kültür Evi Antik A.S.Sotheby´s

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Sunday, July 13, 2008

Hafiz Osman [1642-1698]

Hilya ( which embodies the Prophet’s moral, behavioral, and spiritual qualities as well as physical appearance) of the Prophet Muhammad, 50.00 x 36.00 cm, dated AH 1102 (1690)

Photography/ Text © Antik A.S.

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Monday, July 07, 2008

Hafiz Osman [ca.1650]

Thuluth Nasih[ Kıt`a] panel, 57.00 x 43.00 cm, signed Hafız Osman (1642-1698)

Photography/ Text © Antik A.S.

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Dervis Ali [17th Century]

Enam-ı Şerif, 20x14 cm, dated AH 1080 (1669) signed Derviş Ali (?-1673)

Photography/ Text © Antik A.S.

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