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Editor´s Note
The Journal of Ottoman Calligraphy (JOC) is dedicated to Islamic Art and Ottoman script calligraphy. Calligraphy was a skill to be mastered, and it was heavily used to express religious sentiment and many other aspects of personal and cultural life. Therefore Islamic calligraphy is more than handwriting. It is a “spiritual technique” that beaches out with grace and elegance to engage the eye,mind and soul.It was the Ottoman Turks who produced and perfected several varieties of this type of script. All the various branches of the art of calligraphy, an art greatly loved and respected by the Ottoman Turks, flourished particularly in the city of Istanbul, the administrative center of the Ottoman State, and it was in Istanbul that the finest and most mature works were produced. This collection showcases stunning examples of calligraphic art of the Ottoman society and modern Turkey. The mission of the JOC is to delight, inspire, and educate a diverse public through the collection and interpretation of works of Islamic and Ottoman calligraphy.
Vision Statement of JOC
The vision of the JOC is to make resources of Ottoman Calligraphy available and useful to people and to preserve a collection of knowledge and creativity for future generations. The goal of the JOC is to offer broad public access to a wide range of historical and cultural documents of Ottoman script calligraphy as a contribution to education and lifelong learning. The JOC is a non-commercial project. This is an experimental version of a prosopographical database of Ottoman calligraphy. It provides useful administrative data for researchers, students, scholars and amateurs of Islamic art to know about islamic calligraphy collections and what they hold.
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Bibliography of Ottoman Calligraphy
Compiled by the Editorial Board of JOC, Bibliography of Ottoman Calligraphy is a free online bibliography of published material relating to the history and research of various branches of the art of calligraphy. It should represent a starting point for all enquiries concerning Ottoman Calligraphy development over the centuries or any conceivable aspect of calligraphic art, whether from the academic historian, student, the amateur or the general enquirer. The Bibliography is hosted by Worldcat, please click on the links.
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- Ahmed Karahisari (1468 Afyonkarahisar - 1556, İsta...
- Sheikh Hamdullah Efendi (1436 - 1520)
- Hattat Ibrahim Arif (? - 1767)
- Hattat Mehmed Sefik (1819-1879)
- Hattat Hafiz Osman Efendi (1642-1698)
- Istanbul Naval Museum
- Military and Maritime Museum in Istanbul
- THE LIBRARY OF THE NETHERLANDS HISTORICAL ARCHAEOL...
- LIBRARY OF THE GERMAN ARCHEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
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- THE AMERICAN INFORMATION AND RESOURCE CENTER ISTANBUL
- ATATÜRK MUNICIPAL LIBRARY
- THE ARCHIVE OF ŞERİYE SİCİLLERİ (JUDICAL RECORDS)
- Süleymaniye Library Istanbul
- NURUOSMANİYE LIBRARY
- LIBRARY OF TOPKAPI PALACE MUSEUM in Istanbul
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- KÖPRÜLÜ LIBRARY in Istanbul
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- IRCICA LIBRARY in Istanbul
- BAŞBAKANLIK OTTOMAN ARCHIVES in Istanbul
- ATIF EFENDİ LIBRARY in Istanbul
- Mustafa Râkim and Features of Spectacular Writing ...
- From the Pen of a Master
- Calligrapher at work
- The World of Mohamed Zakariya
- In The Name Of God
- Arabic and the Art of Printing
- Es-Seyyid Abdullah Efendi d. 1731
- MUSTAFA IZZET: “Yesarizade” (d. 1849)
- MUSTAFA VASIF: (d. 1852)
- NAZIF BEY: “Mehmed Nazif” (1846 - 1914)
- NECMEDDiN OKYAY: (1883 - 1876)
- OSMAN EFFENDI: “Hafiz Osman” (1642 - 1698)
- RAKIM: ‘Mustafa Rakim” (1757 - 1826)
- RIZA: “Hasan Riza’ (1849 - 1920)
- SAMI EFFENDI: (1837 - 1914)
- SEFiK BEY: (1819 - 1880)
- SEVKI: “Mehmed Sevki Effendi” (1828- 1887)
- TAHSiN: “Hasan Tahsin Hilmi” (1847 - 1914)
- VASFI: “Gebecizade Mehmed Vasfi”
- YAHYA HILMI: (1833 - 1909)
- YAHYA FAHREDDIN
- YESARI: “Mehmed Esad Yesari” (d. 1798)
- YUSUF: ‘Demirci Kulu”
- YUSUF: ‘Demirci Kulu”
- YUSUF: “Court tutor Hafiz Yusuf” (d. 1783)
- YUSUF: “Court tutor Hafiz Yusuf” (d. 1783)
- ZIYA: ‘Ahmed Ziya” (1869 - 1938)
- ZUHDI: lsmail Zühdi” (d. 1806)
- ABDULFETTAH (1814 - 1896)
- Tughra in Neo-Byzantine Mosaic Style - German Foun...
- Museum of Classical Divan Literature - Galata Mevl...
- Inside Mevlana of Tomb
- Sultan Selim Mosque in Edirne/Turkey
- Turkish Foundation Calligraphy Art Museum , Istanb...
- MEHMET TEVFİK ? – ?
- Filibeli Bakkal Arif Efendi 1830 – 1909
- Hafiz Vahdetî (1832 -1896)
- Sultan ABDULMECID (1823 - 1861)
- ABDULLAH: “Gabizade”
- ABDULLAH: Eseyyid Abdullah of Yedikule -1731
- ALI: “Ibrahimhanzade Ismail bin Ali” (d. 1164 H. -...
- ALl: “Ali Efendi of Circir or Haydar” d. 1324 - 19...
- ARIF: ‘Haci Arif Bey of Carsamba” (d. 1892)
- Sheikh HAMDULLAH: (1436 - 1520)
- HALIL MIR TEVKII
- Hattat Hocazade Hafız Mehmed Hulusi Yazgan (1285/6...
- KAMIL EFFENDI: “Ahmet Kamil Akdik” (1880 - 1951)
- Sultan Mahmud II (1784 - 1839)
- MAHMUD CELALEDDIN (d. 1829)
- MEHMED: ‘Dervis Mehmed’ (d. 1483 H.)
- MEHMED: “lmamzade” (d. 1751)
- MEHMED IZZET EFFENDI: (1841 - 1903)
- MEHMED “Sekerzade” (d. 1752)
- MEHMED: “Giridi” (d. 1751)
- MEHMED SAID: ‘Berberzade” (d. 1774)
- MUSTAFA: “Suyolcuzade Eyyubi” (d. 1685)
- MUSTAFA: “Hacizade”
- MUSTAFA KUTAHI: (d.1787)
- Calligraphy - A Noble Art
- THE THULUTH AND NASKH MASHQS OF MEHMED ŞEVKI EFENDI
- OTTOMAN ARCHIVES
- The Turkish National Library, Ankara/ Turkey
- Dar al-Kutub al-Misriyya (Egyptian National Librar...
- Âstan-i Quds-i Razavi Library, Mashhad, Iran
- Islamic Museum of the Temple Mount
- IRAQI CENTRE FOR MANUSCRIPTS, BAGHDAD/IRAQ
- The Iraqi National Library and Archive
- St. Petersburg branch of The Institute Of Oriental...
- Istanbul Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum - Turkey
- The Central al-Awqaf Library, Baghdad
- MEHMED IZZET EFFENDI: (1841 - 1903)
- Mustafa Izzet [Kadiasker] (1801 - 1876)
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