Mosque of Sultan Hamed c. 1870 - 1875
pascalsebah
stadelmuseum
cardboard, albumen-print, paper, architecture
cardboard
albumen-print
tree
photo of handprinted image
aged paper
toned paper
16_19th-century
pale palette
water colours
ink paper printed
paper
coloured pencil
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
watercolor
architecture
building
"Mosque of Sultan Hamed" is a photograph by Pascal Sébah, taken around 1870-1875. The image depicts the exterior of a mosque in Istanbul, featuring a central dome and multiple minarets. The photograph was taken from a distance, providing a panoramic view of the mosque's architectural details and its surrounding courtyard. Sébah's photographic work documented the Ottoman Empire's architectural and cultural heritage, offering a glimpse into the life and beauty of Istanbul during the 19th century. This photograph, currently housed in the Städel Museum, is a testament to Sébah's skill as a photographer and his role in capturing a significant moment in Ottoman history.
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