A Chaous, a Courier to the Sultan, workshop of Jean Baptiste Vanmour, 1700 - 1737

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A Chaous, a Courier to the Sultan, workshop of Jean Baptiste Vanmour, 1700 - 1737

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Media ID 12752298

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1727 1730 Clothes Clothing Costume Dress Ethnic Fashion Folk Folk Dress Folklore Jean Baptiste Vanmour National Sultan Ahmed Iii Traditional Artistic Work Gallery Art Museum Art

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a mesmerizing artwork titled "A Chaous, a Courier to the Sultan" from the workshop of Jean Baptiste Vanmour, dating back to 1700 - 1737. The artist's exceptional talent is evident in this piece created between 1727 and 1730. The image captures an exquisite representation of traditional clothing and ethnic fashion worn by the chaous, who served as couriers to Sultan Ahmed III during that era. The fine details and intricate design of their costumes are truly remarkable. Vanmour's artistic prowess shines through his ability to depict not only the physical appearance but also the essence of folklore and folk dress prevalent at that time. This artwork transports us back in time, allowing us to immerse ourselves in the rich cultural heritage of this period. Displayed within a gallery or museum setting, this print serves as a testament to Vanmour's contribution to national art. It invites viewers to appreciate not only his technical skill but also his deep understanding and respect for tradition.

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