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Choadar Servant Ambassador Tchoadar ambassadors servant
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Choadar Servant Ambassador Tchoadar ambassadors servant
Choadar, Servant of the Ambassador, Tchoadar, the ambassadors servant. Full-length standing in front of a stone wall, official, civil servant, functionary (in general), head gear: turban, folk costume, regional costume, Turkey, Jean Baptiste Vanmour (workshop of), Istanbul, 1700 - 1737, canvas, oil paint (paint), h 39.5 cm × w 30 cm
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Media ID 19553678
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1700 1737 Ambassador Folk Costume Front General Head Gear Istanbul Jean Baptiste Vanmour Official Regional Costume Servant Stone Wall Turban Turkey Workshop Civil Servant Functionary Oil Paint
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This print from the Liszt Collection transports us back to Istanbul in the early 18th century. The image showcases a Choadar Servant Ambassador, Tchoadar, standing proudly in front of a weathered stone wall. Dressed in an exquisite folk costume, he exudes an air of officialdom and authority as a civil servant. Tchoadar's head is adorned with a magnificent turban, symbolizing his status and importance within Turkish society at that time. The intricate details of his regional costume highlight the rich cultural heritage of Turkey. The artist behind this masterpiece is Jean Baptiste Vanmour or someone from his workshop. Vanmour was renowned for his ability to capture the essence and diversity of Ottoman life during this period. Measuring approximately 39.5 cm in height and 30 cm in width, this oil painting on canvas has preserved its vibrant colors over centuries, offering us a glimpse into history like no other medium can. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork, we are reminded of the significant role played by functionaries like Tchoadar - dedicated individuals who served as ambassadors' trusted aides and representatives. Their presence bridged cultures and facilitated diplomatic relations between nations. This print serves as both a visual feast for art enthusiasts and an invaluable historical document that sheds light on the multifaceted tapestry that was Istanbul during the early 1700s.
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