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Summary

Artist

Shaykhi (fl. 1475–1482)
Alternative names	Shaykhī
Description	illuminator, illustrator and painter
Work period	1475 –1482
Work location	Tabriz
Authority file	: Q4522498 VIAF: 309813155 ULAN: 500325921

Description

Русский: Портрет Ягуб-бека с придворными. Альбом Мехмета Завоевателя

Date

between circa 1478 and circa 1490

Collection

Topkapı Palace

	Native name	Topkapı
	Parent institution	Historic Areas of Istanbul
	Location	Istanbul , Turkey
	Coordinates	41° 00′ 46.8″ N, 28° 59′ 02.4″ E
	Established	1460
	Website	www.millisaraylar.gov.tr/en/palaces/topkapi-palace
	Authority file	: Q170495 GND: 4263672-3 NKC: kn20030303021

Accession number

H. 2153, f.91a

References

Basil Grey (ed), The Arts of the Book in Central Asia, Serindia Publications, London 1979, p. 240, illustration 147

Source/Photographer

Придворный стиль при Ак-Коюнлу – Тебриз обретает былое великолепие

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