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View of the Galata Tower in Constantinople. Painting by Fabius Brest (1823-1900). Mandatory mention: Collection fondation regards de Provence, Marseille
JEB4888898 View of the Galata Tower in Constantinople. Painting by Fabius Brest (1823-1900). Mandatory mention: Collection fondation regards de Provence, Marseille by Brest, Fabius (1823-1900); Musee Regards de Provence, Marseille, France; (add.info.: View of the Galata Tower in Constantinople. Painting by Fabius Brest (1823-1900). Mandatory mention: Collection fondation regards de Provence, Marseille); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2022; Collection fondation regards de Provence, Marseille
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© Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2022 Collection fondation regards de Provence, Marseille / Bridgeman Images
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View of the Galata Tower in Constantinople - A Glimpse into the Past
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. This print showcases a mesmerizing painting by Fabius Brest (1823-1900), titled "View of the Galata Tower in Constantinople". The artwork is part of the esteemed Collection fondation regards de Provence, Marseille, and it transports viewers to a bygone era. The Galata Tower stands tall and proud, dominating the skyline of Constantinople. Its majestic presence is beautifully captured in this piece, highlighting its architectural grandeur. The artist's meticulous brushstrokes bring out every intricate detail, from the tower's elegant design to its surrounding streets bustling with life. As we delve deeper into this composition, we are immersed in a fusion of French and Turkish cultures. Brest skillfully portrays both influences through his portrayal of street views adorned with flags representing France and Turkey. This harmonious blend reflects the historical connection between these two nations. Through this artwork, we are transported to 19th-century Constantinople—a city rich in history and cultural diversity. It offers us a glimpse into daily life during that time period—homemade crafts on display, people going about their routines amidst vibrant architecture. Jean Bernard has expertly captured this masterpiece through his lens while respecting copyright regulations set forth by Collection fondation regards de Provence. His dedication ensures that future generations can appreciate Brest's artistry and experience an enchanting view of a city long gone but forever preserved within this remarkable
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