Murad Collection

Sultan Murad IV Ghazi - ruler of the Ottoman Turks
Murad IV Ghazi (1612 February 9, 1640) - Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1623 to 1640 - known both for restoring the authority of the state and for the brutality of his method in doing so

Murad III - Sultan of the Ottoman empire
Murad III (1546-1595), Sultan of the Ottoman empire (1574 -1595). He was the eldest son of sultan Selim II (1566-1574). Portrait. Engraving by Lemaitre, Lalaisse and Lafon

Medal depicting Mehmed II, c. 1460-70 (bronze)
2563534 Medal depicting Mehmed II, c.1460-70 (bronze) by Italian School, (15th century); Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford

Reverse of the Mehmed II medal, depicting a reclining male nude on a rocky plane, c. 1460-70 (bronze)
2563535 Reverse of the Mehmed II medal, depicting a reclining male nude on a rocky plane, c.1460-70 (bronze) by Italian School, (15th century); Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford

Murad kills a Nubian (engraving)
3644173 Murad kills a Nubian (engraving) by Dore, Gustave (1832-83) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Murad kills a Nubian)

One of the newly converted Muslims of Medina urges a group of Jews of this city to
884137 One of the newly converted Muslims of Medina urges a group of Jews of this city to convert, illustration from Siyar-i Nabi by Turkish School, (16th century); 19.5x16.9 cm; Spencer Collection

Akbars Sons Sultan Daniyal and Sultan Murad, c. 1600-1605 (w / c & gold paint on paper)
1196808 Akbars Sons Sultan Daniyal and Sultan Murad, c.1600-1605 (w/c & gold paint on paper) by Manohar (fl.1580-1620) (attr)

Mamelukes Exercising in the Square of Mourad Beys Palace
STC83493 Mamelukes Exercising in the Square of Mourad Beys Palace, plate 35 from Views in Egypt, engraved by Thomas Milton (1743-1827) pub

View of Ghimri and Portrait of Hadji-Mourad, plate 66 from a book on the Caucasus
STC188696 View of Ghimri and Portrait of Hadji-Mourad, plate 66 from a book on the Caucasus, engraved by Jules Joseph Augustin Laurens (1825-1901) and Eugene Ciceri (1813-90)

Four Portraits: (upper left) A Raja (Perhaps Raja Sarang Rao), by Balchand... ca
Four Portraits: (upper left) A Raja (Perhaps Raja Sarang Rao), by Balchand; (upper right) Inayat Khan, by Daulat; (lower left) Abd al-Khaliq, probably by Balchand; (lower right) Jamal Khan Qaravul

Portrait of Khan Dauran Bahadur Nusrat Jang, Folio from the Shah Jahan Album, verso: ca. 1640; recto: 1530-50

Sultan Murad V - ruler of the Ottoman Turks
Murad V (1840-1904) - 33rd Sultan of the Ottoman Empire who reigned (rather briefly) from 30th May to 31st August 1876. Date: 1876

Sultan Murad III - ruler of the Ottoman Turks
Murad III (1546-1595) - Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1574 until his death. Date: circa 1590

Sultan Murad II Kodja - leader of the Ottoman Turks
Murad II Kodja (14041451) - Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1421 to 1451. Date: circa 1450

Sultan Murad I - leader of the Ottoman Turks
Murad I (13261389) - Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, from 1362 to 1389. Date: circa 1380

Turkey. Bursa. Muradiye Complex. Mausoleum of Sultan Murad II (1404-14519. 1451. Ottoman style

MURAD BEY (or Mourad etc) Egyptian Mameluke chief, defeated by Napoleon at the battle of the Pyramids and died shortly after. Date: 1750? - 1801

MURAD V (1840-1904). Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, 1876. Wood engraving, American, 1876

MURAD III (1546-1595). Also known as Amurath III. Sultan of the Ottoman Empire 1574-1595. Woodcut from Richard Knolles The Generall Historie of the Turkes, 1631

MURAD II (c1404-1451). Also known as Amurath II. Ottoman sultan, son and successor of Muhammad I. Woodcut from Richard Knolles The Generall Historie of the Turkes, 1631

AD: MURAD CIGARETTES, 1919. American advertisement for Murad The Turkish Cigarette, 1919

Tombs of Sultans Ahmed I and Murad IV - Istanbul
The Tombs of Sultans Ahmed I and Murad IV - Istanbul, Turkey. Date: circa 1910s

Art deco sketch by Fish, 1929 from an advert entitled Embarrassing Moments for Murad cigarettes Date: 1929

Lebanon - Khan Murad Viaduct - Mount Lebanon Date: circa 1907

Tombs of Sultans Ahmed I & Murad IV
The Tombs of Sultans Ahmed I and Murad IV

Bursa, Turkey - Mausoleums of Ottoman Sultans
The mausoleums of early Ottoman sultans at Bursa (including Osman and Murat)

Murad Bakche
MURAD BAKCHE Brother of the Mughal emperor Auranzeb Alamgir I (late 17th century)

Mehmed III Ottoman Sult
MEHMED III (MOHAMMED III) suceeded Murad III; continued arduous war with Austria, suppresed revolts in Anatolia and faced war with Iran (1603)

MURAD I Leader and soldier of the Ottoman Empire

Murad IV of Turkey
MURAD IV Murad Oglu Ahmed Sultan of Turkey 1623-1640

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"Murad: A Legacy of Power, Faith, and Controversy" In the vast tapestry of history, the name "Murad" resonates with tales of mighty rulers and pivotal moments. From Sultan Murad IV Ghazi, who held the reins of the Ottoman Turks during a transformative era, to Murad III, an influential Sultan of the Ottoman Empire - their legacies shaped empires. Amidst these grand narratives lies a captivating event in Mecca where angels adorned the sacred Kaba at the birth of Prophet Mu. This celestial spectacle symbolized divine intervention and set forth a chain of events that would change history forever. Yet not all stories associated with this name are filled with glory. The alleged murder of Captain Selby near Constantinople casts a shadow on Murad's reign - an engraving frozen in time as a reminder of darker days. Art too has immortalized Murad's impact. A bronze medal depicting Mehmed II showcases his strength and vision as he expanded territories. On its reverse side, we find an intriguing portrayal - a reclining male nude on rocky terrain evoking curiosity about symbolism and artistic expression. The engravings portraying Murad killing a Nubian reveal another facet - one marked by conflict and conquest. These images serve as reminders that power often comes at great cost. However, amidst these tumultuous times emerges hope for unity. One such instance is when newly converted Muslims from Medina urge Jews to embrace their shared faith – highlighting moments where bridges were built between communities. Beyond politics and warfare lie glimpses into personal lives captured through artistry. Akbar's sons Sultan Daniyal and Sultan Murad come alive on paper through watercolors infused with gold paint – portraits that offer insight into familial bonds within royal households. Mourning takes center stage in Mamelukes exercising in Mourad Bey's Palace square – showcasing discipline amidst grief while paying homage to fallen comrades.