Seraglio Collection

Indian women of a Seraglio, Mughal Empire, 19th Century
Vintage illustration Indian women of a Seraglio, Mughal Empire, 19th Century

Constance Edith Vaughan (1904 - c. 1970), better known by her pseudonym Olive Moore - a
Constance Edith Vaughan (1904 - c.1970), better known by her pseudonym Olive Moore - a modernist English writer best known for three well-esteemed novels: Celestial Seraglio (1929), Spleen (1930)

Fath-Ali Shah Qajar, Shah of Persia, sitting on his bed throne with scimitar and hookah pipe. Princes to the right, court clerks at left, and other courtiers

The Wall Kiosk of Osman III - Topkapi Palace, Istanbul. Date: 1802

The Harem - Topkapi Palace, Seraglio Point, Istanbul, Turkey. Date: circa 1819

View of Constantinople (Istanbul) and the Seraglio from the Swedish Legation in Pera, c.1770-1780

View of Constantinople and the Seraglio from the Dutch embassy, 1700-1764. Creator: Unknown
View of Constantinople and the Seraglio from the Dutch embassy, 1700-1764

Seraglio, Constantinople

Turkey. Constantinople - Topkapi Palace or Seraglio
Turkey. Constantinople (today Istanbul). Topkapi Palace or Seraglio (Royal residence) from the Golden Horn. Engraving by Lemaitre, Fleury and Lalaisse

Topkapi Palace. Chapel of the relics of the Prophet
Ottoman Empire. Turkey. Constantinople (today Istanbul). Topkapi Palace. Chapel of the Seraglio. Relics of the Prophet. Engraving by Lemaitre

Turkey, Constantinople. Topkapi Palace. Gate of a Seraglio
Ottoman Empire. Turkey, Constantinople. Topkapi Palace. The Gate of a Seraglio. Historia de Turquia, 1840. Engraving by Lemaitre

Adventures of Baron Munchausen, The Grand Seigniors Seraglio
Vintage engraving of a scene from the Adventures of Baron Munchausen, illustrated by Gustave Dore. I had the honour of seeing the Seraglio

Ladies behind screen in a daimyos mansion, n. d. Creator: Utagawa Toyokuni I
Ladies behind screen in a daimyos mansion, n.d

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"Exploring the Enchanting World of Seraglio: Unveiling the Lives of Indian Women in the Mughal Empire, 19th Century" Step into a captivating journey through time as we delve into the mesmerizing world of seraglio. In this era, Indian women found themselves immersed in an opulent and mysterious existence within the confines of a seraglio. The Mughal Empire served as their backdrop, where these women were cherished for their beauty and intellect. A Greek Favorite in the Harem, depicted on canvas, showcases the allure and intrigue that surrounded these enchanting figures. Constantinople's Seraglio was another haven for these extraordinary individuals. Nestled within Turkey's vibrant capital city, it stood as a symbol of power and grandeur. The Topkapi Palace or Seraglio offered breathtaking panoramic views that left visitors awe-inspired. Within its walls lay hidden treasures such as the Chapel of Relics of Prophet Muhammad - a testament to faith and devotion. The Gate of a Seraglio welcomed guests with intricate designs that spoke volumes about Turkish architecture. As we wander further into this realm, we discover gems like Pavilion of Pearls (Indjouli Kiochk), where luxury knew no bounds. Its splendor mirrored by Some Principals at Covent Garden who sought inspiration from this exotic setting. Today known as Istanbul, Constantinople continues to hold fragments from this glorious past at Topkapi Palace – an architectural masterpiece steeped in history. This magnificent structure stands tall against time's relentless march. Gustavo Nacciarone's Song of Harem transports us back to 1878 with strokes on canvas capturing melodies echoing through hallowed halls filled with passion and desire. Join us on this voyage through centuries past; let your imagination soar amidst tales woven around seraglios – places where dreams met reality under moonlit skies adorned with stars reflecting secrets whispered only to those who dared enter.