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eLibrary: Early Ottoman Art

This exhibition follows the Ottomans from a frontier beylik to a rising imperial power, revealing how a distinct artistic language first took shape. Through rare objects and the architecture that framed them, it captures a world on the cusp of transformation, where modest beginnings gave way to the bold confidence of a new dynasty.

This is the latest version of an electronic library of resources supporting the exhibition. It offers free and immediate access to online resources for anyone wanting to explore further the context of the museum’s artifacts.  As the museum develops, more resources, in more languages, will be added.

NOTE: Some of these links come from Academia.edu and Researchgate.net. These require a free one-time registration. To research further yourselves, you may consider registering with Jstore.org which gives limited but free monthly access to its collections

Articles

Artan, T., 2006. Questions of Ottoman identity and architectural history. In Rethinking Architectural Historiography (pp. 84-109). Routledge.

Burlot, J., Waksman, S.Y., Bellot-Gurlet, L. and Franci, G.S., 2020. The glaze production technology of an early Ottoman pottery (mid-14th (?)-16th century): The case of ‘Miletus Ware’. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports29, p.102073.

Cagaptay, S., 2020. The First Capital of the Ottoman Empire.

Ebadi, M. and Hoseini, S.M., 2017. The Ottoman Madrasa Graduators and Recovering political influence in Murad II eraQuartely Research Journal of Islamic History1(26), pp.79-102.

Emecen, F.M., 2014. İhtirasın Gölgesinde Bir Sultan: Yıldırım BayezidOsmanlı Araştırmaları43(43), pp.67-92.

Fleifel, B., e.a. 2021. Osman I, father of kingsWikiJournal of Humanities4(1), 16pp

Greene, M., 2005. The Ottoman ExperienceDaedalus134(2), pp.88-99.

GÜL, M., 2019. Sultan I. Murad döneminin siyasi olayları, devlet teşkilatı, ilim ve kültür hayatı/Political events, state organization, science and culture life in the period of Sultan Murad I (Doctoral dissertation).

İnce, Y., 2018. II. MURAD DÖNEMİ’NDE OSMANLI TARİH YAZICILIĞININ BAŞLAMASINDA TİMURLULARIN ETKİSİ. Selçuk Üniversitesi Türkiyat Araştırmaları Dergisi, (43), pp.459-470.

Kastritsis, D.J., 2007. Religious Affiliations and Political Alliances in the Ottoman Succession Wars of 1402-1413Medieval encounters13(2), p.222.

Kılıç, Ş., 2013. Byzantine-Ottoman relations in early 1420’sUludağ Üniversitesi Fen-Edebiyat Fakültesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi14(25), pp.245-266.

İnalcık, H., 2009. Osmanlı Sultanı Orhan,(1324-1362) Avrupa’da YerleşmeBelleten73(266), pp.77-108.

İnan, K., 2011. The Making of Kanun Law in the Ottoman Empire, 1300-1600Creating a New Historical Perspective: EU and the Wider World (Cliohworld Readers I, eds. Gudmundur Halfdanarson and Hatice Sofu, 99-110. Pisa: Edizioni Plus–Pisa University Press.

Kelly, T., 2022. Ottoman Architecture. Architecture and Engineering7(2), pp.42-53.

Lowry, H.W., 2013. Early Ottoman Period. In The Routledge Handbook of Modern Turkey (pp. 5-14). Routledge.

Mengüç, M.C., 2013. Histories of Bayezid I, historians of Bayezid II: Rethinking late fifteenth-century Ottoman historiographyBulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies76(3), pp.373-389.

Nalbantoğlu, G., 1988. The Birth of an Aesthetic Discourse in Ottoman Architecture.

Necipoğlu-Kafadar, G., 1986. Plans and Models in 15th-and 16th-Century Ottoman Architectural PracticeThe Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians45(3), pp.224-243.

Ousterhout, R., 2004. The East, the West, and the appropriation of the past in early Ottoman architectureGesta43(2), pp.165-176.

Ousterhout, R., 1995. Ethnic identity and cultural appropriation in early Ottoman architectureMuqarnas12, pp.48-62.

Özel, O., 1999. Limits of the Almighty: Mehmed II's' land reform'revisited. Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient42(2), pp.226-246.

Raby, J., 1982. A Sultan of Paradox: Mehmed the Conqueror as a Patron of the Arts. Oxford Art Journal5(1), pp.3-8.

Sulaiman, A.A., Ahamad, S., Kawu, A.B. and Sani, U., INNOVATIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENTS UNDER SULTAN MEHMED II: 1451-1481A New Perspective, p.85.

Youssef, I., 2017. Military Activity in The Ottoman Empire In the Reign of Sultan Bayezid II (1481-1512). Latakia University Journal-Arts and Humanities Sciences Series39(3).