Sultana Ruzice 1581
melchiorlorck1
statensmuseumforkunst
print, woodcut
facial expression drawing
pen sketch
pencil sketch
caricature
junji ito style
pencil drawing
pen-ink sketch
woodcut
portrait drawing
tattoo art
pencil art
This 1581 woodcut by Melchior Lorck depicts Sultana Ruzice, a powerful figure from the Ottoman Empire. The image, now housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Denmark, captures the woman in profile, adorned in elaborate Turkish dress, with her long braided hair cascading down her back. The detailed depiction of her clothing, including the elaborate headdress and jewelry, provides insight into the fashion of the time, highlighting the cultural exchange and influence of the Ottoman Empire. This print serves as a testament to Lorck's artistic skill and his ability to translate historical figures into a captivating visual narrative, offering a glimpse into the lives and attire of prominent individuals during the 16th century.
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