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Turkish school pictures, Photographs show young women racing and jumping over a hurdle, probably in Istanbul, Turkey., Carpenter, Frank G. (Frank George), 1855-1924, photographer, 1923., Women, Clothing & dress, Turkey, Istanbul, 1920-1930, Gelatin silver prints, 1920-1930., Gelatin silver prints, 1920-1930, 2 photographic prints (1 page): gelatin silver Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkish-school-pictures-photographs-show-young-women-racing-and-jumping-over-a-hurdle-probably-in-istanbul-turkey-carpenter-frank-g-frank-george-1855-1924-photographer-1923-women-clothing-dress-turkey-istanbul-1920-1930-gelatin-silver-prints-1920-1930-gelatin-silver-prints-1920-1930-2-photographic-prints-1-page-gelatin-silver-image599544604.htmlRM2WRBH78–Turkish school pictures, Photographs show young women racing and jumping over a hurdle, probably in Istanbul, Turkey., Carpenter, Frank G. (Frank George), 1855-1924, photographer, 1923., Women, Clothing & dress, Turkey, Istanbul, 1920-1930, Gelatin silver prints, 1920-1930., Gelatin silver prints, 1920-1930, 2 photographic prints (1 page): gelatin silver
1777 Turkish school pictures LCCN2011649930 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1777-turkish-school-pictures-lccn2011649930-image213430769.htmlRMPB6H3D–1777 Turkish school pictures LCCN2011649930
Turkish school pictures LCCN2011649930 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-image-turkish-school-pictures-lccn2011649930-163651136.htmlRMKE6XKC–Turkish school pictures LCCN2011649930
Turkish school pictures Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkish-school-pictures-image329823281.htmlRM2A4GMXW–Turkish school pictures
Turkish school pictures. Frank and Frances Carpenter Collection , Women,Clothing & dress,Turkey,Istanbul,1920-1930, Racing,Turkey,Istanbul,1920-1930, Hurdle racing,Turkey,Istanbul,1920-1930, Schools,Turkey,Istanbul,1920-1930. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkish-school-pictures-frank-and-frances-carpenter-collection-womenclothing-dressturkeyistanbul1920-1930-racingturkeyistanbul1920-1930-hurdle-racingturkeyistanbul1920-1930-schoolsturkeyistanbul1920-1930-image533671260.htmlRM2P06R3T–Turkish school pictures. Frank and Frances Carpenter Collection , Women,Clothing & dress,Turkey,Istanbul,1920-1930, Racing,Turkey,Istanbul,1920-1930, Hurdle racing,Turkey,Istanbul,1920-1930, Schools,Turkey,Istanbul,1920-1930.
Photo of Turkish boys writing and painting in the classroom of a school, while a teacher is inspecting their work. On the long desks there are small pictures of the flag of the Republic of Turkey. The new Turkish script with Latin characters had been taught to children in all schools since the turn of the year 1928/1929 . Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/photo-of-turkish-boys-writing-and-painting-in-the-classroom-of-a-school-while-a-teacher-is-inspecting-their-work-on-the-long-desks-there-are-small-pictures-of-the-flag-of-the-republic-of-turkey-the-new-turkish-script-with-latin-characters-had-been-taught-to-children-in-all-schools-since-the-turn-of-the-year-19281929-image247117786.htmlRMTA1576–Photo of Turkish boys writing and painting in the classroom of a school, while a teacher is inspecting their work. On the long desks there are small pictures of the flag of the Republic of Turkey. The new Turkish script with Latin characters had been taught to children in all schools since the turn of the year 1928/1929 .
Iran/Persia: A bearded teacher with twenty-four students, possibly representing the first meeting of Layla and Majnun at school. Glazed dish, Kashan, late 12th century. Layla and Majnun, also known as The Madman and Layla – in Arabic ليلى مجنون (Majnun and Layla) or قيس وليلى (Qays and Layla), in Persian: لیلی و مجنون (Leyli o Majnun), Leyla ile Mecnun in Turkish, لیلا مجنو (lailā majanū) in Urdu and Bengali – is a classical Arab story, popularised by Persian poet Nizami Ganjavi's masterpiece, Layli o Majnun. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/iranpersia-a-bearded-teacher-with-twenty-four-students-possibly-representing-the-first-meeting-of-layla-and-majnun-at-school-glazed-dish-kashan-late-12th-century-layla-and-majnun-also-known-as-the-madman-and-layla-in-arabic-majnun-and-layla-or-qays-and-layla-in-persian-leyli-o-majnun-leyla-ile-mecnun-in-turkish-lail-majan-in-urdu-and-bengali-is-a-classical-arab-story-popularised-by-persian-poet-nizami-ganjavis-masterpiece-layli-o-majnun-image344240567.htmlRM2B01E9Y–Iran/Persia: A bearded teacher with twenty-four students, possibly representing the first meeting of Layla and Majnun at school. Glazed dish, Kashan, late 12th century. Layla and Majnun, also known as The Madman and Layla – in Arabic ليلى مجنون (Majnun and Layla) or قيس وليلى (Qays and Layla), in Persian: لیلی و مجنون (Leyli o Majnun), Leyla ile Mecnun in Turkish, لیلا مجنو (lailā majanū) in Urdu and Bengali – is a classical Arab story, popularised by Persian poet Nizami Ganjavi's masterpiece, Layli o Majnun.
Dentist On Wheels - Cyprus' First Mobile Dental Unit - At the Turkish school at Skylloura, the roll of patients is called by Dr. Marcellos. August 01, 1950. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/dentist-on-wheels-cyprus-first-mobile-dental-unit-at-the-turkish-school-at-skylloura-the-roll-of-patients-is-called-by-dr-marcellos-august-01-1950-photo-by-central-office-of-information-photograph-image463555094.htmlRM2HX4N72–Dentist On Wheels - Cyprus' First Mobile Dental Unit - At the Turkish school at Skylloura, the roll of patients is called by Dr. Marcellos. August 01, 1950. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph).
Central Asia: Two riders hunting in the snow in Central Asia, 15th century. Painting from the school of Siyah Kalem. Mehmed Siyah-Kalem was a 15th-century artist known solely by the attribution of his name to a remarkable series of paintings preserved in the Imperial Ottoman Palace Library (Topkapi Saray). Nothing is known of his life, but his work indicates that he was of Central Asian (presumably Turkish) origin, probably from Iran or Turkestan, and thoroughly familiar with camp and military life. His paintings appear in the ‘Conqueror’s Albums’. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/central-asia-two-riders-hunting-in-the-snow-in-central-asia-15th-century-painting-from-the-school-of-siyah-kalem-mehmed-siyah-kalem-was-a-15th-century-artist-known-solely-by-the-attribution-of-his-name-to-a-remarkable-series-of-paintings-preserved-in-the-imperial-ottoman-palace-library-topkapi-saray-nothing-is-known-of-his-life-but-his-work-indicates-that-he-was-of-central-asian-presumably-turkish-origin-probably-from-iran-or-turkestan-and-thoroughly-familiar-with-camp-and-military-life-his-paintings-appear-in-the-conquerors-albums-image344226269.htmlRM2B00T39–Central Asia: Two riders hunting in the snow in Central Asia, 15th century. Painting from the school of Siyah Kalem. Mehmed Siyah-Kalem was a 15th-century artist known solely by the attribution of his name to a remarkable series of paintings preserved in the Imperial Ottoman Palace Library (Topkapi Saray). Nothing is known of his life, but his work indicates that he was of Central Asian (presumably Turkish) origin, probably from Iran or Turkestan, and thoroughly familiar with camp and military life. His paintings appear in the ‘Conqueror’s Albums’.
TURKEY. Young Turkish schoolgirls standing in a queue. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-young-turkish-schoolgirls-standing-in-a-queue-image3663522.htmlRMA57JA3–TURKEY. Young Turkish schoolgirls standing in a queue.
The colouration of the youth's face and his conjoined eyebrows suggest a homoerotic theme not uncommon in Turkish and Persian art of the period. Siyah Kalem or 'Black Pen' is the name given to the 15th century school of painting attributed to Mehmed Siyah Kalem. Nothing is known of his life, but his work indicates that he was of Central Asian Turkic origin, and thoroughly familiar with camp and military life. The paintings appear in the 'Conqueror’s Albums', so named because two portraits of Sultan Mehmed II the Conqueror are present in one of them. The albums are made up of miniatures taken Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-colouration-of-the-youths-face-and-his-conjoined-eyebrows-suggest-a-homoerotic-theme-not-uncommon-in-turkish-and-persian-art-of-the-period-siyah-kalem-or-black-pen-is-the-name-given-to-the-15th-century-school-of-painting-attributed-to-mehmed-siyah-kalem-nothing-is-known-of-his-life-but-his-work-indicates-that-he-was-of-central-asian-turkic-origin-and-thoroughly-familiar-with-camp-and-military-life-the-paintings-appear-in-the-conquerors-albums-so-named-because-two-portraits-of-sultan-mehmed-ii-the-conqueror-are-present-in-one-of-them-the-albums-are-made-up-of-miniatures-taken-image344259288.htmlRM2B02A6G–The colouration of the youth's face and his conjoined eyebrows suggest a homoerotic theme not uncommon in Turkish and Persian art of the period. Siyah Kalem or 'Black Pen' is the name given to the 15th century school of painting attributed to Mehmed Siyah Kalem. Nothing is known of his life, but his work indicates that he was of Central Asian Turkic origin, and thoroughly familiar with camp and military life. The paintings appear in the 'Conqueror’s Albums', so named because two portraits of Sultan Mehmed II the Conqueror are present in one of them. The albums are made up of miniatures taken
Van, Turkey-July 7, 2015: Happy Kurdish girls are smiling and posting for pictures in front of Hosap castle in Van Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-van-turkey-july-7-2015-happy-kurdish-girls-are-smiling-and-posting-136207008.htmlRFHWGNC0–Van, Turkey-July 7, 2015: Happy Kurdish girls are smiling and posting for pictures in front of Hosap castle in Van
This representation of a dragon is stylistically similar to the 16th century Siyah Kalem school associated with Central Asia and the 'Conqueror Albums' of the Topkapi Sarai in Istanbul. Yet although related to the Siyah Kalem tradition, the dragon has evolved to be more typically Persian-Islamic in style, while traces of Chinese influence have diminshed. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-representation-of-a-dragon-is-stylistically-similar-to-the-16th-century-siyah-kalem-school-associated-with-central-asia-and-the-conqueror-albums-of-the-topkapi-sarai-in-istanbul-yet-although-related-to-the-siyah-kalem-tradition-the-dragon-has-evolved-to-be-more-typically-persian-islamic-in-style-while-traces-of-chinese-influence-have-diminshed-image344259110.htmlRM2B02A06–This representation of a dragon is stylistically similar to the 16th century Siyah Kalem school associated with Central Asia and the 'Conqueror Albums' of the Topkapi Sarai in Istanbul. Yet although related to the Siyah Kalem tradition, the dragon has evolved to be more typically Persian-Islamic in style, while traces of Chinese influence have diminshed.
Soho School Lifts Babel's Curse All Souls' School, London. Many of the children take their mid-day meal at school, parents who can afford to do so being charged never more than the actual cost of the food. Left to right: Ayshe Seyfe (Turkish child from Cyprus); Andreas Kafa and Aristos Ioannides (also from Cyprus). June 01, 1952. (Photo by Central Office of Information Photograph). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/soho-school-lifts-babels-curse-all-souls-school-london-many-of-the-children-take-their-mid-day-meal-at-school-parents-who-can-afford-to-do-so-being-charged-never-more-than-the-actual-cost-of-the-food-left-to-right-ayshe-seyfe-turkish-child-from-cyprus-andreas-kafa-and-aristos-ioannides-also-from-cyprus-june-01-1952-photo-by-central-office-of-information-photograph-image463575235.htmlRM2HX5JXB–Soho School Lifts Babel's Curse All Souls' School, London. Many of the children take their mid-day meal at school, parents who can afford to do so being charged never more than the actual cost of the food. Left to right: Ayshe Seyfe (Turkish child from Cyprus); Andreas Kafa and Aristos Ioannides (also from Cyprus). June 01, 1952. (Photo by Central Office of Information Photograph).
Karekin Pastermadjian was born in Karin (present day Erzurum Province). He finished his elementary education as one of the first graduates of the Sanasarian College of Erzerum (Sanasarian Varjaran Academy) in 1891. Later in 1894, he continued his studies in France to study agriculture at the Agricultural School of Nancy-Université. During this period he was introduced to the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) and became part of the younger generation of Armenian students of ARF in Europe. In the spring of 1917, when the Russian Revolution affected the Caucasus, Armen Garo was sent from t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/karekin-pastermadjian-was-born-in-karin-present-day-erzurum-province-he-finished-his-elementary-education-as-one-of-the-first-graduates-of-the-sanasarian-college-of-erzerum-sanasarian-varjaran-academy-in-1891-later-in-1894-he-continued-his-studies-in-france-to-study-agriculture-at-the-agricultural-school-of-nancy-universit-during-this-period-he-was-introduced-to-the-armenian-revolutionary-federation-arf-and-became-part-of-the-younger-generation-of-armenian-students-of-arf-in-europe-in-the-spring-of-1917-when-the-russian-revolution-affected-the-caucasus-armen-garo-was-sent-from-t-image344267601.htmlRM2B02MRD–Karekin Pastermadjian was born in Karin (present day Erzurum Province). He finished his elementary education as one of the first graduates of the Sanasarian College of Erzerum (Sanasarian Varjaran Academy) in 1891. Later in 1894, he continued his studies in France to study agriculture at the Agricultural School of Nancy-Université. During this period he was introduced to the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) and became part of the younger generation of Armenian students of ARF in Europe. In the spring of 1917, when the Russian Revolution affected the Caucasus, Armen Garo was sent from t
Iran: A muezzin calls the faithful to prayer, while in a madrassa, students cook, read, write, wash or are beaten by the master in this painting from Tabriz, c. 1540 CE. Tabriz was capital of the Safavid Empire from 1501 to 1548, during which time many great painters, such as Aqa Mirak, Mir Sayyid Ali and Dust Muhammad produced magnificent royal manuscripts. Safavid art set the standard for painting, literature and architecture, as well as ceramics, metal and glass. Aside from Persian culture, much Safavid art was also strongly influenced by Turkish, Chinese, Ottoman and Western cultures. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/iran-a-muezzin-calls-the-faithful-to-prayer-while-in-a-madrassa-students-cook-read-write-wash-or-are-beaten-by-the-master-in-this-painting-from-tabriz-c-1540-ce-tabriz-was-capital-of-the-safavid-empire-from-1501-to-1548-during-which-time-many-great-painters-such-as-aqa-mirak-mir-sayyid-ali-and-dust-muhammad-produced-magnificent-royal-manuscripts-safavid-art-set-the-standard-for-painting-literature-and-architecture-as-well-as-ceramics-metal-and-glass-aside-from-persian-culture-much-safavid-art-was-also-strongly-influenced-by-turkish-chinese-ottoman-and-western-cultures-image344228128.htmlRM2B00XDM–Iran: A muezzin calls the faithful to prayer, while in a madrassa, students cook, read, write, wash or are beaten by the master in this painting from Tabriz, c. 1540 CE. Tabriz was capital of the Safavid Empire from 1501 to 1548, during which time many great painters, such as Aqa Mirak, Mir Sayyid Ali and Dust Muhammad produced magnificent royal manuscripts. Safavid art set the standard for painting, literature and architecture, as well as ceramics, metal and glass. Aside from Persian culture, much Safavid art was also strongly influenced by Turkish, Chinese, Ottoman and Western cultures.
Van, Turkey-July 7, 2015: Happy Kurdish girls are smiling and posting for pictures in front of Hosap castle in Van Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-van-turkey-july-7-2015-happy-kurdish-girls-are-smiling-and-posting-136206614.htmlRFHWGMWX–Van, Turkey-July 7, 2015: Happy Kurdish girls are smiling and posting for pictures in front of Hosap castle in Van
