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  • Language: English

    Published by Istanbul: Masa, 2012., Istanbul:, 2012

    605635380X / 9786056353802

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    Hardcover. Condition: New. GENIM, M. SINAN (Text by) Panorama Istanbul 1955 - An Istanbul panorama 1955 = Bir Istanbul panoramasi 1955. Istanbul: Masa, 2012. 8 p., text in Turkish and English. 30x34 cm., 13x104 cm. Reprint edition. In the original cloth box. New ISBN: 9786056353802 CATALOG: Photographs KEYWORDS: photography Istanbul - Constantinople. Ulas Ugur (illustrator). …

  • Language: Turkish

    Published by Masa, Istanbul, 2012

    605635380X / 9786056353802

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    Hardcover. Condition: New. Original bdg. HC. In special publisher's box. Oblong 4to. (30 x 34 cm). In English and Turkish. Reprint 1955 panorama of Istanbul sized 13x104 cm, and 8 p. bilingual text in English and Turkish by Sinan Genim. Archaeological evidence of human habitation in the area within the city walls revealed by recent excavations shows that Istanbul's past goes back 8000 years. Moving several thousand years forward in time, the first pictorial record of the city, known successively as Lygos, Byzantion, Antoninia, Nea Roma, Konstantinopolis, Kostantiniyye, and finally Istanbul, is the Tabula Peutingeriana (the Peutinger Map). For centuries the city was an inspiration for artists, one of whom, Melchior Lorichs, drew the first panorama of the city in 1559, and this was followed by others over the centuries until the advent of photography. The earliest surviving panoramic photographs of the city are those taken by James Robertson in 1854,3 and this tradition was continued by Kargopoulo, the Abdullah Brothers, the Giilmez Brothers, Guillaime Berggren, and Sebah & Joaillier. Ulas Ugur (illustrator).…