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Opening pages from the Qur'an probably meant for the Selim I (1512–1520), perhaps to celebrate his conquest of Mamluk Egypt and Syria in 1517. Seventy
Opening pages from the Qur'an probably meant for the Selim I (1512–1520), perhaps to celebrate his conquest of Mamluk Egypt and Syria in 1517. Seventy years later this luxurious manuscript was dedicated to the mausoleum of her father, Selim II (1566–1574), by great-granddaughter of Selim I, Ismihan Sultan. Dated September 1517. Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum
Selim II
Portrait of Sultan Selim II, produced in the workshop of Paolo Veronese, late 16th century.
Portrait of Sultan Selim II, produced in the workshop of Paolo Veronese, late 16th century.
Equestrian portrait of Prince Selim riding between Kotahia and Belgrade to rejoin the Imperial Army in early 1566 Siege of Szigetvár. His father would
Equestrian portrait of Prince Selim riding between Kotahia and Belgrade to rejoin the Imperial Army in early 1566 Siege of Szigetvár. His father would die, and Prince Selim would become "Sultan Selim II" later that year. Nüzhet (TSMK H.1339, 1569).
Sultan Selim writing a letter in 1566. Nüzhet (1568–69).
Sultan Selim writing a letter in 1566. Nüzhet (1568–69).
Selim ascends the throne. Nüzhet-i Esrâr (1568–69)
Selim ascends the throne. Nüzhet-i Esrâr (1568–69)