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LRI4661604: The prophete Muhammad (Mohammed or Muhammad) (570-632) listens to the weeping of a Miniature doe from a Turkish manuscript written by Erzeni, illustrated by Seyyid Suleiman Pasha, recounting the life of Muhammad 18th century. Istanbul, Turkish-Islamic Art Museum, Turkish School, (18th century) / Bridgeman Images
LRI4661809: Ottoman Empire: “” Portrait of the Ninth Ottoman Sultan Selim I Says the Terrible or the Cruel (1470-1520)”” Miniature from the manuscript “” Human physiognomy (About the Personal Arrangements of Ottomans) by Seyyid Lokman Hussein. (Ms. ty6087 folio 44b), 1579. University Library Istanbul, Ottoman School, (16th century) / Bridgeman Images
LRI4647231: Cosmogony: representation of the works of Creation. The different circles symbolize in the center Hell (or all evil descends) then Earth, Sea, fire, different heavens. Down in the small circles, the steps representing the creation of the Universe. Page taken from the manuscript “Genealogy de la Bible”” of the French school. 14th century Cremone, biblioteca governativa, French School, (14th century) / Bridgeman Images
LRI4647378: Representation of the city of Nimrud (Kalkhu or Kalhu or Kalwakhum and Kalakh) and the genealogy of the family of Laban and Rebecca Page taken from the manuscript “Genealogy de la Bible”” of the French school. 14th century Cremone, biblioteca governativa, French School, (14th century) / Bridgeman Images