Stratford Canning's Pictures of Turkey, c.1809
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Stratford Canning's Pictures of Turkey, c.1809
A series commissioned by Stratford Canning, painted by an anonymous Greek artist:
5. A Solak or Kulkethüdagasi
6. An Ottoman Military officer, possibly the Yeniçeriagasi, or Commander-in-chief of the Janissaries
8. A Kulkethüdagasi or Commander of a Janissary Regiment
29. Ascibasi, or Commander of the Janisseries, in ceremonial dress
40. Bostanci, or Imperial Guard
46. Sipahi Içoglani
49. Bostancibasi, or member of the Imperial Guard
66. A heavily-armed man
70. Arnavut (Arnaut, Albanian)
71. Sipahi, or cavalry soldier
72. Tüfekçi, or Palace Guard armed with a musket
95. Janissaries with soup kettles and the regimental sthingy
101. The Sultan riding out in procession to Friday Prayers This procession is described in the Travels of Ali Bey: "On each side of the Sultan were four officers, who may be called the skreens of the Sultan, on account of the immense plumage they wore upon their heads, which so hides the person of his highness, that it is difficult to obtain a sight of him."
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Stratford Canning's Pictures of Turkey, c.1809
Druzhina
Illustrations of Ottoman Costume & Soldiers
A series commissioned by Stratford Canning, painted by an anonymous Greek artist:
5. A Solak or Kulkethüdagasi
6. An Ottoman Military officer, possibly the Yeniçeriagasi, or Commander-in-chief of the Janissaries
8. A Kulkethüdagasi or Commander of a Janissary Regiment
29. Ascibasi, or Commander of the Janisseries, in ceremonial dress
40. Bostanci, or Imperial Guard
46. Sipahi Içoglani
49. Bostancibasi, or member of the Imperial Guard
66. A heavily-armed man
70. Arnavut (Arnaut, Albanian)
71. Sipahi, or cavalry soldier
72. Tüfekçi, or Palace Guard armed with a musket
95. Janissaries with soup kettles and the regimental sthingy
101. The Sultan riding out in procession to Friday Prayers This procession is described in the Travels of Ali Bey: "On each side of the Sultan were four officers, who may be called the skreens of the Sultan, on account of the immense plumage they wore upon their heads, which so hides the person of his highness, that it is difficult to obtain a sight of him."
Mirror site
Stratford Canning's Pictures of Turkey, c.1809
Druzhina
Illustrations of Ottoman Costume & Soldiers
