Allay tzaoussou [alay chavushu], ou inspecteur aux parades
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Material Information

Title:
Allay tzaoussou [alay chavushu], ou inspecteur aux parades
Series Title:
Paintings illustrating Turkish costumes (MS 60368)
Alternate Title:
Allay tzaoussou [alay chavush], inspector of parades
Alternate Title:
Imperial usher
Alternate Title:
Introducteur impérial
Alternate Title:
Huissier impérial
Alternate Title:
چاووش
Alternate Title:
Çavuş
Creator:
Cousinéry, Marcel, 1759-1795
Publication Date:
Materials:
Paper ( medium )
Technique:
Watercolors

Notes

General Note:
Original bound in volume 1 of 3.
General Note:
Hand-drawn, with hand colouring.
General Note:
Also attributed to Octavian Dalvimart, engraved by various artists, and published by William Miller in a volume entitled 'Costume Of Turkey' (London, 1802). This is likely not the case as the style of this illustration is different from that of Dalvimart. Indeed, Dalvimart appears to have been a copist; his images and their settings bear a strong likeness to those of Cousinéry.
General Note:
Katibı, or Katib-ı, originally from 'Katib-ı rumi' being an employee of a pious foundation, established by Süleyman the Magnificent founded in 1540, that was responsible for food supply in the holy cities. Katibı is a Turkish word for clerk. This style of hat was often associated with functionaries.
General Note:
Cette image est dans le domaine public. Licence d'utilisation: Creative Commons, CC BY-NC (Attribution / Pas d'Utilisation Commerciale).
General Note:
Bu görüntü kamu malıdır. Kullanım için lisanslı: Creative Commons CC BY-NC (Atıf/Ticari olmayan).
General Note:
From the library of Lucien Boneparte
General Note:
De la bibliothèque Lucien Boneparte.
General Note:
Lucien Boneparte kütüphanesinden

Record Information

Source Institution:
SOAS, University of London
Holding Location:
Archives and Special Collections
Rights Management:
This image is in the public domain. Licensed for use: Creative Commons, CC BY-NC (Attribution/Non-Commercial).
Resource Identifier:
MS 60368 ( SOAS Manuscript Number )
417277945 ( OCLC )