where did the last one originate?
Istanbul
Ottoman miniature
During the reign of Mehmed II, a court workshop called "Nakkashane-i Rum" that also functioned as an academy was founded in Topkapı Palace in Istanbul to create illuminated picture manuscripts for the Sultan and the courtiers.
who was olivier messiaen? He was a French composer, organist, and ornithologist what instrument does the second type of person play? Organ what type of instrument is that? It is a keyboard instrument of one or more pipe divisions which are the modern versions of this type? Hammond organ a type of electronic organ. what are the features of the first one? The sound is generated by creating an electric current from rotating a metal tonewheel near an electromagnetic pickup, and then strengthening the signal with an amplifier to drive a speaker cabinet. what were the early uses of the tonewheel? It is used as a beat frequency oscillator in early radio receivers to make continuous wave radiotelegraphy (Morse code) signals audible. what are the uses of this code in aviation? The pilots use this code to ensure that the stations the pilots are using are serviceable whom is the code named after? Samuel Morse what were some of his inventions? Single-wire telegraph system did he create any paintings? Yes, the "Dying Hercules" is his master piece. did he receive any foreign recognition? He was awarded the sum of 400,000 French francs by the governments of France, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, Piedmont, Russia, Sweden, Tuscany, and Turkey which are the major visual arts in the last country? Turkish painting, Carpet weaving, Ottoman miniature
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Ottoman miniature [SEP] Origin
During the reign of Mehmed II, a court workshop called "Nakkashane-i Rum" that also functioned as an academy was founded in Topkapı Palace in Istanbul to create illuminated picture manuscripts for the Sultan and the courtiers. At the beginning of the 16th century, the Herat workshop of Persian miniaturists was closed, and its famous instructor Behzad (or Bihzad) went to Tabriz. After the Ottoman emperor Selim I briefly conquered Tabriz in 1514, taking many manuscripts back to Istanbul, the "Nakkashane-i Irani" (The Persian Academy of Painting) was founded in Topkapı Palace for imported Persian artists. The artists of these two painting academies formed two different schools of painting: The artists in "Nakkashane-i Rum" were specialized in documentary books, like the "Shehinshahname", showing the public, and to some extent the private, lives of rulers, their portraits and historical events; Shemaili Ali Osman—portraits of rulers; "Surname"—pictures depicting weddings and especially circumcision festivities; Shecaatname-wars commanded by pashas.