The Ottoman Turkish Zenanname (ʻBook of Womenʼ) - Asian and African studies blog
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Ethiopia: Turkish painting of an Ethiopian woman, from Fazil Enderunlu's ' Zenanname' ('Book of Women'), late 18th century. In the 18th century, Ottoman painting was increasingly influenced by art from Europe, as can be seen in the landscape background of
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Asian and African studies blog
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Asian and African studies blog: Ottoman Turkey
Asian and African studies blog: Ottoman Turkey
Asian and African studies blog: Middle East
Asian and African studies blog: Middle East
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