Paintings commissioned by the 17th century Swedish Ambassador Claes Ralamb. Mehmed the Hunter's Imperial Procession.= 17. yüzyilda Isveç Büyükelçisi Claes Ralamb'in yaptirdigi tablolarla Avci Mehmed'in Alay-i Hümayunu. [Exhibition catalogue]. June 2006, Pera Museum, Istanbul. Consultants: Ekrem Isin, Samih Rifat. Edited by Baris Kibris.
Paintings commissioned by the 17th century Swedish Ambassador Claes Ralamb. Mehmed the Hunter's Imperial Procession.= 17. yüzyilda Isveç Büyükelçisi Claes Ralamb'in yaptirdigi tablolarla Avci Mehmed'in Alay-i Hümayunu. [Exhibition catalogue]. June 2006, Pera Museum, Istanbul. Consultants: Ekrem Isin, Samih Rifat. Edited by Baris Kibris.
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Détails
- Année
- 2006
- ISBN
- 9789759123161
- Lieu d'édition
- Istanbul
- Auteur
- Edited By Karin Adahl.
- Pages
- 0
- Éditeurs
- Suna ve Inan Kiraç Vakfi Pera Müzesi
- Format
- 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall
- Thème
- Ottomanica, Turkish and Islamic art, Memoir & Egodocuments
- Description
- Soft cover
- Etat de conservation
- Neuf
- Langues
- Anglais
- Reliure
- Couverture souple
Description
Paperback. 4to. (28 x 24 cm) In English and Turkish. 91 p., color ills. Paintings commissioned by the 17th century Swedish Ambassador Claes Ralamb. Mehmed the Hunter's Imperial Procession.= 17. yüzyilda Isveç Büyükelçisi Claes Ralamb'in yaptirdigi tablolarla Avci Mehmed'in Alay-i Hümayunu. [Exhibition catalogue]. June 2006, Pera Museum, Istanbul. Consultants: Ekrem Isin, Samih Rifat. Edited by Baris Kibris. "Sultan Mehmed IV, remembered as Mehmed the Hunter because of his passion for hunting, departed for Edirne in 1657 on a hunting expedition with a large entourage in a display of imperial majesty that has been preserved for history as a visual document in the form of a series of oil paintings commissioned by Claes Rålamb, then the Swedish Ambassador to Istanbul. This almost cinematographic record consisting of a total of twenty paintings is preserved at the Nordiska Museet in Sweden. Sixteen of which returned to Istanbul, as the guests of the Pera Museum, nearly three hundred and fifty years after this event.".
