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Fernand Nathan. 1947. In-8. Cartonnage d'éditeurs. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos fané, Intérieur bon état. 158 p. - Dorures du dos (auteur, titre et décoration) estompées - Illustrations en n&b et couleurs.. . . . Classification Dewey : 956-Moyen et Proche Orient
Reference : ROD0027542
Illustrations en couleur de Zenker. Classification Dewey : 956-Moyen et Proche Orient
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5 book(s) with the same title
Istanbul 1900. Architectures et intérieurs Art nouveau
1997 SEUIL Hardcover Near Fine
Istanbul 1900. Architectures et intérieurs Art nouveau reliure toilé avec jacquette, 32 x 23,5 cm, 228 pp, bon état
Le "waqf" dans le monde musulman contemporain (XIXe-XXe siècles): Fonctions sociales économiques et politiques : actes de la Table ronde d'Istanbul les 13 et 14 novembre 1992
Institut français d'études anatoliennes 1994 264 pages collection Varia Turcica XXVI. Istanbul. in-8. 1994. Broché. 264 pages.
Etat correct malgré le dos insolé et un passage souligné au stabilo jaune et au crayon gris
De la Révolution Francaise à la Turquie d'Atatürk : La modernisation politique et sociale : les lettres les sciences et les arts : actes des colloques Istanbul 1989 (Varia Turcica) (French Edition)
Isis 1990 286 pages Istanbul-Paris. in-8. 1990. Broché. 286 pages. Texte en turque et français
Bon état général
[Istanbul (Turquie)] Sébah & Joaillier PHOTOGRAPHES A ISTANBUL
Reference : 28204
(1869)
PHOTOGRAPHIE ORIGINALE : Mausolée de Mahmud II - Iintérieur du Tombeau de Mahmud II, un Cüzdan, lisant le Coran, apparaît assis en tailleur derrière le Lutrin. (ISTANBUL) (1869)
ISTANBUL 1869 une photographie originale albuminée en noir, format : 20 x 26 cm, Mausolée de Mahmud II - Iintérieur du Tombeau de Mahmud II, un Cüzdan, lisant le Coran, apparaît assis en tailleur derrière le Lutrin. (ISTANBUL) (1869) par Sébah & Joaillier PHOTOGRAPHES A ISTANBUL,
Superbe Photographie .......TRÉS RARE ... en trés bon état (very good condition). en trés bon état
Port City Talks Istanbul - Antwerp.
, MAS antwerp, 2015 Paperback with flaps, 290x215mm, 136p, throughout bw and col. illustrations. English edition . ISBN 9789085867142.
The MAS takes you on a journey through the Bosphorus & Golden Horn to Istanbul, the legendary city in Turkey and a place to stir the imagination. The exhibition Port City Talks / Istanbul-Antwerp focuses on the decisive role played by the water in Istanbul?s development through centuries to date, highlighting certain points it has in common with Antwerp. Where water and land meet, civilizations meet up ?places where people trade goods, gain access to different worlds and exchange ideas while absorbing diversities. These human interactions, combined with the port infrastructures and new materials such as steel and concrete play an important role in the development of the city and its surrounding area. This is the case in Antwerp and in Istanbul, basically a passage between continents and important ports in history. Istanbul is literally the crossing point between Asia and Europe. For centuries, the port has been seen as the gateway to the East. On the other hand, Antwerp has emerged from being a port city on a river to a leading world port: a gateway to the rest of the world. Both cities have been known for centuries for their bustling commerce and political influence. The exhibition Port City Talks / Istanbul-Antwerp will motivate the audience to walk through the traces of Istanbul, discovering art works and artefacts from different centuries and using multimedia installations, and to discover the Bosporus, its inlet Golden Horn and their hinterland. At the same time, the relation between Istanbul and Antwerp will be explored and the viewer will be invited for individual experiences and inspirations. The first part of the exhibition will show for the very first time in Belgium a selection of archeological objects from Yenikapi, the oldest harbor of Istanbul, in use between the 4th and 11th Century. The following chapters will explore the way people live and travel in both cities and will treat the bridges and tunnels, with Istanbul being famous for its bridges and Antwerp more for its tunnels, the ships, the shipyards and the docks and decks. Objects will come from Turkish and Belgian museums and private collections. A series of digital artists will also create new work for the exhibition and its undoubtedly unusual, promising design. In the frame of Port City Talks, a contemporary Turkish artist will come to AIR Antwerp for a residency project. The artist will explore the thematic of the exhibition and the result will be shown at the MAS.
