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Rare 1852 Tinted Lithograph of Topkapi Palace Courtyard and Bosphorus, Istanbul
44.1 cm · 17.4 in
61.5 cm · 24.2 in
Rare 1852 Tinted Lithograph of Topkapi Palace Courtyard and Bosphorus, Istanbul, view 2

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Castles & palaces

Rare 1852 Tinted Lithograph of Topkapi Palace Courtyard and Bosphorus, Istanbul

€1,620

$1,825 · £1,375

Original print, not a reproduction

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Date
1852
Sheet size
17.4 × 24.2 in (44.1 × 61.5 cm)
Condition
Good. Condition report: Slight browning and foxing, primarily affecting the wide white margins. The central image remains crisp and well-detailed, retaining its historical vibrancy.
Collection
Castles & palaces
Era
1850 and after, The age of revivals
Stock no.
f_43383412

Title: Rare 1852 Tinted Lithograph of Topkapi Palace Courtyard and the Bosphorus, Istanbul by L. Haghe after Fossati and Gayer

Description: This exceptional tinted lithograph depicts the expansive courtyard of Topkapi Palace, with its historic walls and gates leading towards the Bosphorus. Created in 1852 by the celebrated lithographer L. Haghe after designs by Fossati and Gayer, and published by Day & Son for Colnaghi, London, this view highlights the strategic and cultural importance of Topkapi as the seat of Ottoman power. The distant Bosphorus dotted with ships adds depth and vibrancy to the scene, while the Arabic title enhances its authenticity and cultural value.

Condition report: Slight browning and foxing, primarily affecting the wide white margins. The central image remains crisp and well-detailed, retaining its historical vibrancy.

Framing tip: Preserve this lithograph with archival matting and UV-protective glass. A gold or bronze-toned frame paired with a neutral mat will emphasize the architectural and historical significance of the artwork.