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Entry of the Turks of Mohammed II (1432-81) into Constantinople, 29th May 1453, 1876 (oil on canvas)
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Entry of the Turks of Mohammed II (1432-81) into Constantinople, 29th May 1453, 1876 (oil on canvas)
XIR161714 Entry of the Turks of Mohammed II (1432-81) into Constantinople, 29th May 1453, 1876 (oil on canvas) by Constant, (Jean Joseph) Benjamin (1845-1902); 697x536 cm; Musee des Augustins, Toulouse, France; (add.info.: Entree des Turcs de Mohammed II a Constantinople; Byzantine empire fell to Ottoman invaders; end of the Holy Roman Empire; )
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This oil on canvas painting, titled "Entry of the Turks of Mohammed II into Constantinople, 29th May 1453" by Benjamin Constant, depicts a significant historical event that forever changed the course of history. The immense size of the artwork, measuring at an impressive 697x536 cm, allows viewers to immerse themselves in the grandeur and drama unfolding before their eyes. The scene captures the triumphant moment when Ottoman forces led by Sultan Mohammed II stormed Constantinople, marking the end of the Byzantine Empire and renaming it Istanbul. The composition is filled with soldiers adorned in traditional Turkish armor and turbans, proudly carrying banners symbolizing victory. Amidst this victorious atmosphere lies fallen corpses and wounded soldiers as reminders of the fierce battle that took place. Constant's attention to detail is evident in his portrayal of various aspects such as armoured clothing, weaponry, and military formations. Notably striking are female soldiers who stand alongside their male counterparts - a testament to their bravery and dedication. This painting not only showcases a historic conquest but also highlights themes such as warfare, injury, medicine, and healthcare during ancient times. It serves as a visual reminder of how conflicts shape nations while shedding light on medical science advancements through references to Asclepius (the Greek god associated with healing) and Asklepieion (a sanctuary dedicated to him). Displayed at Musee des Augustins in Toulouse, France; this masterpiece continues to captivate audiences with its powerful depiction of one pivotal moment in history.
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