Goksu Collection

Death of Frederick Barbarossa (colour litho)
3638308 Death of Frederick Barbarossa (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Death of Frederick Barbarossa)

The death of Friedrich I in Calycadnus (Goksu), River of Cilicia. Date: June 1190

Palace of Kucuksu - Constantinople, Turkey. Rococco Palace built on the banks of the Bosphorus (1856-7) for Adbul Mecit I by Nikogos Balyan

Illustration of Goksu Waterfall

Monument to General Moltke - German Consulate, Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey - Monument to General Moltke in the Garden of the German Consulate at Tarabya. Amavutkoy and Bosphorus, Goksu, Ayaspasa, German Consulate (Taksim). Date: 1898

Istanbul, Turkey - Goksu - Sweet Waters of Asia Minor Date: 1895

Goksu, Arnavutkoy and Bosphorus, Istanbul, Turkey Date: 1897

Goksu, The Sweet Waters of Asia Minor, Istanbul, Turkey Date: 1895

Istanbul, Turkey - Rowing on the Sweet Waters of Asia Minor Date: circa 1920s

Kucuksu Palace (Kucuksu Kasri) - Istanbul, Turkey. The palace was commissioned by Sultan Abdul Mejid I and designed by the architects Garabet Amira Balyan

Istanbul, Turkey - Anadolu Hisari and Bridge over Goksu
Istanbul, Turkey - Fortress on the Anatolian Shore (Anadolu Hisari, on the Asian side of the Bosphorus) and the Bridge over the Goksu River (Sweet Waters of Asia Minor). Date: circa 1922

Istanbul, Turkey - Sweet Waters of Asia Minor
Istanbul, Turkey - Rowing on the Sweet Waters of Asia Minor Date: circa 1910

Constantinople - Fountain
Constantinople, Turkey. View in Asia Minor on Asian side of Bosphorus. One of the Princes Islands is shown and Anadolu Hissari (Castle/Fortification) - mouth of the Goksu Deresi ( the sky stream)

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"Goksu: A Historical Journey through Calycadnus and Constantinople" Step back in time to June 1190, as we witness the tragic event known as the Death of Frederick Barbarossa. This captivating colour lithograph depicts Friedrich I's demise on the banks of Goksu, also known as Calycadnus River in Cilicia. Fast forward to present-day Istanbul, where history intertwines with modernity. The Palace of Kucuksu stands proudly along the shores of Goksu, offering a glimpse into Constantinople's majestic past. Its grandeur is unmatched, leaving visitors awe-inspired by its architectural splendor. As we explore further, our eyes are drawn to the mesmerizing Goksu Waterfall. An illustration captures its beauty perfectly - a natural wonder that enchants all who lay their eyes upon it. Continuing our journey through Istanbul's rich tapestry, we encounter the Monument to General Moltke at the German Consulate. A symbol of diplomatic ties between Germany and Turkey, this monument pays homage to an esteemed military leader. The Dolmabahce Palace awaits us next – an opulent residence that once housed Ottoman sultans. Nearby lies Hamidye Mosque Yildiz and Kucuksu Pavilion; these architectural marvels add depth and charm to Istanbul's landscape. But let us not forget what truly defines Goksu – it is none other than "The Sweet Waters of Asia Minor. " Flowing gracefully through Istanbul, this river captivates locals and tourists alike with its serene ambiance and picturesque views. Rowing enthusiasts find solace on these tranquil waters while immersing themselves in Istanbul's timeless beauty, and is here that nature meets urban life seamlessly - a testament to how tradition coexists harmoniously with progress. Goksu whispers tales from centuries gone by; it bears witness to historical events like Frederick Barbarossa's demise and serves as a backdrop to Istanbul's vibrant present.