Armenian Photography in Ottoman Anatolia
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Following Ottoman Photographs
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Ottoman-Era Photographs Take on New Meaning in Their Digital Life
In the 1980s the French collector Pierre de Gigord traveled to Turkey and collected thousands of Ottoman-era photographs in a variety of media and formats. The resulting Pierre de Gigord Collection is now housed in the Getty Research Institute, which recently digitized over 6,000 of the nineteenth- and early twentieth-century photographs, making them available to study and download for free online.
Camera Ottomana
Camera Ottomana
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Photography (Ottoman Empire/Middle East)
This article traces some of the uses of photography on the Ottoman fronts during the Great War. It explores images by native photographers from the empire's various national communities and by European photographers at the front.
British-Ottoman relations through the Yildiz Palace photography collection
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Kamil Fırat
Osmanlı İmparatorluğu'nda Fotoğrafçılık (1839 - 1919) / Photography in the Ottoman Empire (1839 - 1919)
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Engin Özendes
James Robertson : pioneer of photography in the Ottoman Empire
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Bahattin Öztuncay
Robertson : Osmanlı başkentinde fotoğrafçı ve hakkâk : Ömer Koç koleksiyonu= Robertson : photographer and engraver in the Ottoman capital : Ömer Koç collection
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Bahattin Öztuncay
İstanbul, fotoğrafçılar, sultanlar : 1840-1900
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Catherine Pinguet
Vasilaki Kargopulo : Hazret-i Pâdişâhî' nin serfotoğrafı
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Bahattin Öztuncay
Sultan II. Abdülhamid arşivi İstanbul fotoğrafları = Photographs of Istanbul from the archives of sultan Abdülhamid II
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Adnan Genç, Orhan M. Çolak
Photographer / Fotoğrafçı Ali Sami 1866 - 1936
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Engin Çizgen
From Sébah & Joaillier to Foto Sabah : Oryantalism in photography
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Engin Özendes
Abdullah Frères, Osmanlı Sarayının fotoğrafçıları
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Engin Özendes
Osmanlı'nın ilk başkenti Bursa : geçmişten fotoğraflar
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Engin Özendes
History of Photography in Turkey
Photography was one of the major technological discoveries that contributed to the rise of modernity in the 19th century. It was introduced to the lands of the Ottoman Empire by travelers and became widespread in the end of the 19th century. The first professional photography studio in Istanbul was established in 1845 by Italian brothers Carlo and Giovanni Naya.
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