The Grand Vizier Done at Constantinople in 1702 (probably Huseyin Kôprülü, 1644–1702)
1702
oil
panel
From the collection of British Museum
1702
oil
panel
From the collection of British Museum
The Grand Vizier Done at Constantinople in 1702 (probably Huseyin Kôprülü, 1644–1702) is a 1702 oil by Unknown, a Rococo painting work, held at British Museum.
This painting depicts a man with a long white beard and a white turban, wearing a green robe over a white shirt with gold designs. He is framed by an ornate oval border. The background is dark, with a reddish-brown curtain on the left and a shelf with objects on the right. The man's attire and the style of the painting suggest a specific cultural and historical context. The use of oil paint and the detailed rendering of the subject's clothing and accessories are notable.
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