Clothing and dress, Clothing and dress--India, Costume, Costume--India, Costume--History, Costume--History--18th century, GT1460 .S65 1807
by Balt. Solvyns. Title on added t.p.: Costumes de l'Indostan, dessin dans l'Inde en 1798 et 1799, et reprent en soixante planches enlumins. Reproduc... Show moreby Balt. Solvyns. Title on added t.p.: Costumes de l'Indostan, dessin dans l'Inde en 1798 et 1799, et reprent en soixante planches enlumins. Reproduction of original from Beinecke Library, Yale University. Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 19551.11. Main Heritage Shelves General GT1460 .S65 1807 Book Item-ID: i22255667 BIB-ID: 2383963 Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Thomson Gale, 2005. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited to licensing agreements. Show less
Mahmud , 1784-1839, Clothing and dress, Clothing and dress--Pictorial works--Ottoman Empire, 1288-1918
The collection includes the portrait of the Ottoman sultan Mahmud II (r. 1803-1839) in old and new costume, his son, members of his court (some... Show moreThe collection includes the portrait of the Ottoman sultan Mahmud II (r. 1803-1839) in old and new costume, his son, members of his court (some depicted in old and new dress), military figures and household staff, together with other Turkish figures, and the dress of people from Greece, Georgia, Armenia, Bosnia, and Albania, together with trades and professions, and a series of five illustrations of punishments. Mahmud II pursued a Westernising programme of military, fiscal and economic reforms, as well as dress. In 1829 he issued a decree forbidding the wearing of the old-fashioned costumes, except by clerics. The head-dress became the fez and men wore the black frock-coat known as the Stambouline. Mahmud felt that this new costume led to equality for all his citizens, apparently stating 'I distinguish between my subjects Muslims in the mosque, Christians in the church, Jews in the synagogue, but there is no difference among them in any other way' (J. Freely, Istanbul: The Imperial City 1998). Title and date devised by library staff. Each drawing measures 18 x 13 cm, each window mounted with pale brown borders, paper guards. Watercolors are numbered in pencil and captioned in ink or pencil in a nineteenth-century hand; a few have also pencil notes on the reverse. Drawings are housed in later brown half morocco with marbled boards, gilt edges and spine gilt in compartments gilt. Main Heritage Office General HC.GM.2018.0026 2-D Graphic Item-ID: i25698357 BIB-ID: 2701897 Show less