By Hafiz Osman sülüs nesih script Hadith panel.
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Hafiz Osman Efendi (1642-1698)
By Hafiz Osman sülüs nesih script Hadith panel.
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By Hafiz Osman sülüs nesih script Hadith panel.
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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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- Ancient Arabic Calligraphy Available Online on Lib...
- Seyyid Mehmed Bahir
- Hasan Riza Efendi (b.1849 - d.1920)
- Princeton University Library's Department of Rare ...
- The Harvard University Art Museums - The Arthur M....
- The Turkish Studies Department of Leiden University
- Harvard University - Ottoman and Turkish Studies
- University of Washington - OTAP
- Islamic University Rotterdam -Faculty of Islamic Arts
- Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation London
- The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
- The Middle East Librarians Association
- Universities of Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
- Military Akademies of Turkey
- Foundation Universities in Turkey
- State Universities in Turkey
- Approaching Ottoman History. An Introduction to th...
- Sacred: World Faiths Brought to Book
- Tarih Vakfi - The History Foundation Istanbul
- Mosques of Istanbul
- The Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul
- Islamic Art Collections: An International Survey
- Recommend Reading: Paper Before Print
- Ottoman and Arabic Manuscripts of the National Lib...
- Chart of the Persian Gulf to Baghdad
- “Armorial from the Reign of Sultan Abdümecit (1839...
- Editor´s Excerption Picks: "Cloud Papers for Phili...
- Osman Özcay (b.1963)
- Mehmed Özcay (b. 1961)
- Hamid Aytac [Azmi, Musa; al-Amidi, Hamid] (1891-1982)
- Notable Readings: Açıklamalı Hüsn-i Hat Bibliyogra...
- A Collectors´ Vision - Ugur Derman
- Calligraphic Art in The Library of Congress: Ottom...
- Calligrapher: unknown (c.1550-1600)
- Abdulvehhap Zihni Efendi
- Yahya Sufi [b.? -d.1477]
- Ali Raif Efendi
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Sami Efendi [b.1838-d.1912]
- Ayten Tiryaki (b. 1961)
- Ayten Tiryaki (b. 1961)
- Selim Türkoglu (b.1960)
- Sultan Abdulhamid II Collection - Photography Archive
- Mahmud Celaleddin Efendi [b.?- d.1829]
- Mahmud Celaleddin Efendi [b.?- d.1829]
- Mahmud Celaleddin Efendi [b.?- d.1829]
- Mahmud Celaleddin Efendi [b.?- d.1829]
- Mahmud Celaleddin Efendi [b.?- d.1829]
- The Pera Museum, Istanbul
- Ali Emiri Efendi (1854-1924)
- Ali Emiri Efendi and His World- Exhibition
- İlhan Özkececi (b. 1955)
- Güvenc Güven (b.1958)
- Davut Bektas (b.1963)
- Ismail Zühdi Efendi II. (d.1805)
- Ismail Zühdi Efendi II. (d.1805)
- Sultan Abdülmecid Efendi II. (b. 29. May 1868 in İ...
- Konya Museum of Historical Works, Turkey
- Semseddin Ahmet Karahisari (1468-1556)
- Semseddin Ahmet Karahisari (1468-1556)
- Mimar Sinan University of Fine Arts
- Abdülfettah Efendi (1815-1896)
- Hattat Abdülfettah Efendi (1815-1896)
- Yeserizade Mustafa Izzet Efendi (? - 1849)
- Mehmed Emin Sirri (c.1773)
- Mehmed Hafiz el Kirmani (c.1775)
- Anonymous
- Sultan Ahmed III (December 30, 1673—July 1, 1736)
- Ahmet Demir (b 6 November 1964)
- THE ART OF CALLIGRAPHY IN ISLAMIC HERITAGE
- Mustafa Kütahi Efendi (? -1787)
- Mustafa Rakim Efendi (1757-1825)
- Mustafa Rakim Efendi (1757-1825)
- Mustafa Rakim Efendi (1757-1825)
- Mustafa Rakim Efendi (1757-1825)
- Mustafa Rakim Efendi (1757-1825)
- Mustafa Rakim Efendi (1757-1825)
- Mustafa Rakim Efendi (1757-1825)
- Mustafa Rakim Efendi (1757-1825)
- Mustafa Rakim Efendi (1757-1825)
- Yeserizade Mustafa Izzet Efendi (? - 1849)
- Yeserizade Mustafa Izzet Efendi (? - 1849)
- Yeserizade Mustafa Izzet Efendi (? - 1849)
- Yeserizade Mustafa Izzet Efendi (? - 1849)
- Mehmed Nazif Bey (1846 -1913)
- Mehmed Nazif Bey (1846 -1913)
- Mehmed Nazif Bey (1846 -1913)
- Mehmed Nazif Bey (1846 -1913)
- Mehmed Nazif Bey (1846 -1913)
- Mehmed Nazif Bey (1846 -1913)
- Mehmed Nazif Bey (1846 -1913)
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