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View of Istanbul from the Dutch Embassy at Pera, c. 1720-37 (oil on canvas)
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View of Istanbul from the Dutch Embassy at Pera, c. 1720-37 (oil on canvas)
3588451 View of Istanbul from the Dutch Embassy at Pera, c.1720-37 (oil on canvas) by Vanmour, Jean Baptiste (1671-1737); 142x214 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; (add.info.: The Palais d Hollande, the Dutch embassy in Pera (now Beyoslu) Istanbul, view from the dining room, showing the Golden Horn, with the Ottoman fleet and the Bosporus. ); French, out of copyright
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Aerial Birds Eye Bosphorus Bosporus Constantinople Diplomat Embassy Estuary Golden Horn Istanbul Levant Moslem Oriental Orientalism Orientalist Ottoman Ottoman Court Ottoman Empire Terrace Topkapi Topkapi Palace Topkapi Sarayi
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This oil painting, titled "View of Istanbul from the Dutch Embassy at Pera" takes us back to the vibrant cityscape of 18th-century Istanbul. Created by Jean Baptiste Vanmour, a French artist known for his orientalist works, this masterpiece offers a mesmerizing glimpse into the bustling metropolis. Measuring an impressive 142x214 cm, the painting showcases a panoramic view from the dining room of Palais d'Hollande, the Dutch embassy in Pera (now Beyoslu). The focal point is undoubtedly the majestic Golden Horn, with its sparkling waters reflecting the Ottoman fleet and boats sailing along the Bosporus Strait. Vanmour's attention to detail transports us to another era as we observe intricate architectural features like Topkapi Palace and mosques dotting Constantinople's skyline. From an elevated perspective on a terrace, we witness an amalgamation of European and Turkish influences that defined this cosmopolitan city during its time as part of the vast Ottoman Empire. The artist skillfully captures both cultural diversity and diplomatic relations between nations through his meticulous brushstrokes. This bird's eye view allows us to appreciate not only Istanbul's physical beauty but also its rich Islamic heritage. Now housed in Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, this historical artwork serves as a window into history—a reminder of how art can transcend time and transport viewers across continents.
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