Lewis’s Engravings of Istanbul

During his stay in Istanbul between 1832 and 1834, John F. Lewis captured his observations in this remarkable work published in 1835. Through 28 engravings, Lewis vividly depicted the city’s mosques, streets, coffeehouses, markets, as well as the daily life, traditions, and clothing of the Ottoman people with remarkable attention to detail. This special edition, published in Turkish, Azerbaijani Turkish, and English, comes in an exclusive box and awaits enthusiasts.

The book focuses especially on the social life, architectural structures, and the religious and cultural diversity of Istanbul during the Ottoman Empire. The author offers an in-depth examination of the city’s cosmopolitan nature and its role as a cultural bridge between East and West. The work explores Istanbul’s major landmarks, palaces, mosques, and bazaars from a historical perspective. Additionally, Lewis brings the daily life and the social structure of the era to life with vivid descriptions for the reader.

This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and culture of Istanbul.

PRESTIGE LARGE SIZE (33 x 48 cm)

Language: Turkish – English – Azerbaijani Turkish

Author: John F. Lewis

Publisher: Demirören Publishing

Category: Collectible History

Project Director: Bedri Göğalp

Binding: Hardcover with Jacket

Number of Pages: 64

Paper Type: 2nd Grade Paper

First Edition Year: 2024

Edition: 1st Edition

VAT: 0%

ISBN: 9786259982748