QUR'AN
QUR'AN

SIGNED SAYYID HUSAYN AL-HAMDI IBN 'ALI EFENDI, OTTOMAN TURKEY, DATED AH 1219/1804-5 AD

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QUR'AN
SIGNED SAYYID HUSAYN AL-HAMDI IBN 'ALI EFENDI, OTTOMAN TURKEY, DATED AH 1219/1804-5 AD
Arabic manuscript on paper, 308ff. plus 4 fly-leaves, each folio with 15ll. of fine black naskh, polychrome and gold verse roundels, sura headings in white naskh in gold cusped cartouche with gold and polychrome floral decoration at either end, text panel within wide gold rules, margins with fine gold and floral medallions marking points in text, opening bifolium with text on white clouds reserved against gold ground and surrounded by elegant gold and polychrome illumination, colophon written on white clouds reserved against gold ground and surrounded by floral illumination, turquoise fly-leaves at either end with gilt floral decoration, set inside stamped, tooled and gilded green morocco binding with flap, good condition
Text panel 4 1/8 x 2¼in. (10.4 x 5.8cm.); folio 7¼ x 4½in. (18.4 x 11.4cm.)

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Andrew Butler-Wheelhouse
Andrew Butler-Wheelhouse

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Huseyn Hamdi is recorded as a pupil of the Ottoman court calligrapher Ismail Zuhdi, (Sevket Rado, Turk Hattatlari, Istanbul, 1984, p.293). Isma'il Zuhdi (who carries the honorific Reis al-Khattatin, Head of the Calligraphers) was a teacher of calligraphy at the Topkapi Palace, and the principle teacher and older brother of the celebrated Ottoman calligrapher Mustafa Raqim Effendi. Four calligraphic panels by Isma'il Zuhdi are in the Sabanci collection in Istanbul; further examples can be found in the Topkapi Saray Museum, and in the Museum of Islamic Calligraphy in Istanbul (Abdulkadir Karahan, Sabanci Hat Kolleksiyonu - The Sabanci Collection of Calligraphy, Istanbul 1985, plate 15).

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