Turkish Woman Turkey Collection

A Lady of Constantinople. Artist: Hamdi Bey, Osman (1842-1910)
A Lady of Constantinople. Private Collection

Evening Amusements outside the Gates of Constantinople, 1841. Artist: Bossoli, Carlo (1815-1884)
Evening Amusements outside the Gates of Constantinople, 1841. From a private collection

A Turkish woman. Artist: Kapkov, Yakov Fyodorovich (1816-1854)
A Turkish woman. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Sweet Water Springs near Constantinople, 1849. Artist: Briullov, Karl Pavlovich (1799-1852)
Sweet Water Springs near Constantinople, 1849. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

The Kocu Cart, 1870. Artist: Formis (Befani), Achille (1832-1906)
The Kocu Cart, 1870. Found in the collection of the Pera Museum, Istanbul

Servant, 1880. Artist: Lefebvre, Jules Joseph (1836-1911)
Servant, 1880. Found in the collection of the Pera Museum, Istanbul

Enjoying Coffee, Early 18th cen Artist: French master
Enjoying Coffee, Early 18th cen.. Found in the collection of the Pera Museum, Istanbul

in a Harem. Artist: Delincourt, J. G. (active Mid of 19th cen. )
in a Harem. From a private collection

The Pasha in His Harem, ca 1735-1739. Artist: Boucher, Francois (1703-1770)
The Pasha in His Harem, ca 1735-1739. Found in the collection of the Albertina, Vienna

First walk to boys school, 1737. Artist: Vanmour (Van Mour), Jean-Baptiste (1671-1737)
First walk to boys school, 1737. Found in the collection of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Womens Festival on the Bosphorus, 1737. Artist: Vanmour (Van Mour), Jean-Baptiste (1671-1737)
Womens Festival on the Bosphorus, 1737. Found in the collection of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Women Drinking Coffee, 1720s. Artist: Vanmour (Van Mour), Jean-Baptiste (1671-1737)
Women Drinking Coffee, 1720s. Found in the collection of the Pera Museum, Istanbul

A Scene from the Turkish Harem, Second Half of the 17th cen Artist: Hormann, Franz Georg (1640-1689)
A Scene from the Turkish Harem, Second Half of the 17th cen.. Found in the collection of the Pera Museum, Istanbul

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"Exploring the Rich Heritage of Turkish Women in Art: A Glimpse into Constantinople's Cultural Tapestry" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of Turkish women through the eyes of talented artists. From Hamdi Bey to Yakov Fyodorovich Kapkov, these masterpieces offer a window into the lives and traditions of these remarkable ladies. In "A Lady of Constantinople, " Hamdi Bey beautifully captures the grace and elegance that defined Turkish women during his era. Meanwhile, Carlo Bossoli's "Evening Amusements outside the Gates of Constantinople" transports us to a vibrant scene where laughter fills the air. Yakov Fyodorovich Kapkov's "A Turkish woman" showcases intricate details that celebrate both beauty and strength. Karl Pavlovich Briullov's "Sweet Water Springs near Constantinople" invites us to witness serene moments amidst nature's splendor. Moving forward, Achille Formis (Befani) takes us on a journey with "The Kocu Cart, " shedding light on everyday life for Turkish women. Jules Joseph Lefebvre presents an intimate portrait with his piece titled "Servant, " capturing their unwavering dedication. Traveling further back in time, we encounter French masters' works like "Enjoying Coffee. " Delving deeper into history, J. G. Delincourt unveils secrets within a harem while Francois Boucher paints an opulent picture with "The Pasha in His Harem. " Jean-Baptiste Vanmour offers glimpses into various aspects of daily life with pieces such as "First walk to boys school, " showcasing education as a priority for women even centuries ago. The lively atmosphere at the festive gathering depicted in "Women’s Festival on the Bosphorus" is truly enchanting. Lastly, Vanmour portrays camaraderie over coffee in his masterpiece titled “Women Drinking Coffee, ” reminding us of the enduring tradition that brings people together.