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- Le Portrait de Mehmed II (ou Mehmet II) est un tableau peint par Gentile Bellini vers 1480. Il fait partie des collections de la National Gallery de Londres et il est en dépôt au Victoria and Albert Museum Il représente le sultan ottoman Mehmed II, qui fut le premier souverain ottoman à se faire portraiturer, à la fois par des artistes occidentaux et orientaux. Ce portrait est mentionné par Marcel Proust dans Du côté de chez Swann quand le narrateur veut décrire le visage se son ami Bloch. (fr)
- The Portrait of Mehmet II is a painting by the Venetian artist Gentile Bellini, depicting the Ottoman sultan, Mehmet the Conqueror. It was painted in 1480 while Bellini was in Constantinople on a diplomatic mission. This painting is a record of the significant economic and diplomatic ties that existed between Venice and the Ottoman Empire in the 15th century. Before this painting, the Ottomans had recently conquered Constantinople. This put the Venetian Republic in a situation where they had no choice but to accept a peace treaty from Mehmet the conqueror in 1479. Venice was actively tied with Constantinople through commercial links because of their close proximity to the Mediterranean sea. The importation of raw silk, cotton, illuminated manuscripts, inlaid metalwork, and spices would have ground to a halt without this peace treaty. After a peace treaty is brokered between the Venetian Republic and the Ottoman Empire, the Sultan Mehmet II decided that he would like an Italian painter to be in residence at his court and paint for him; this task was placed upon Gentile Bellini. In the 19th century, the painting of Sultan Mehmet was in poor condition and had been heavily repainted. There was too much mishandling and over cleaning which resulted in many art historians being unable to confirm the painting is by Bellini's hand. Now art historians agree that about 10% of what we see in this painting is done by the Renaissance master Gentile. Regardless this painting shows off the skills of Gentile Bellini who was well regarded by the Sultan, this painting shows off clever combinations of European and Islamic culture which reinforces the Sultan's choice of wanting a Venetian painter in his court. Bellini's portrait left a lasting influence on Ottoman painting; several paintings, one attributed to , exist that derive their compositions from Bellini's. The Portrait of Mehmet II is now held in the National Gallery, London. (en)
- Il Ritratto del sultano Mehmet II è un olio su tela (69.9 × 52.1 cm) appartenente alla National Gallery di Londra e conservato in deposito al Victoria and Albert Museum, che raffigura, in posizione di tre quarti, il celebre sultano e reca la data 1480. Secondo la maggior parte della critica esso fu eseguito da Gentile Bellini durante la sua permanenza presso la corte ottomana. (it)
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- Anonymous Venetian Portrait of Mehmet II (en)
- Medal of Mehmet II (en)
- Mehmet II and His Son (en)
- Portrait of Mehmet II (en)
- Turkish Janissary (en)
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- Le Portrait de Mehmed II (ou Mehmet II) est un tableau peint par Gentile Bellini vers 1480. Il fait partie des collections de la National Gallery de Londres et il est en dépôt au Victoria and Albert Museum Il représente le sultan ottoman Mehmed II, qui fut le premier souverain ottoman à se faire portraiturer, à la fois par des artistes occidentaux et orientaux. Ce portrait est mentionné par Marcel Proust dans Du côté de chez Swann quand le narrateur veut décrire le visage se son ami Bloch. (fr)
- Il Ritratto del sultano Mehmet II è un olio su tela (69.9 × 52.1 cm) appartenente alla National Gallery di Londra e conservato in deposito al Victoria and Albert Museum, che raffigura, in posizione di tre quarti, il celebre sultano e reca la data 1480. Secondo la maggior parte della critica esso fu eseguito da Gentile Bellini durante la sua permanenza presso la corte ottomana. (it)
- The Portrait of Mehmet II is a painting by the Venetian artist Gentile Bellini, depicting the Ottoman sultan, Mehmet the Conqueror. It was painted in 1480 while Bellini was in Constantinople on a diplomatic mission. This painting is a record of the significant economic and diplomatic ties that existed between Venice and the Ottoman Empire in the 15th century. Before this painting, the Ottomans had recently conquered Constantinople. This put the Venetian Republic in a situation where they had no choice but to accept a peace treaty from Mehmet the conqueror in 1479. Venice was actively tied with Constantinople through commercial links because of their close proximity to the Mediterranean sea. The importation of raw silk, cotton, illuminated manuscripts, inlaid metalwork, and spices would hav (en)
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- Portrait de Mehmed II (fr)
- Ritratto del sultano Mehmet II (it)
- Portrait of Mehmet II (Bellini) (en)
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- Portrait of Mehmet II (en)
- Turkish Janissary (en)
- Anonymous Venetian (associated with Gentile Bellini) Portrait of Mehmet II (en)
- Medal of Mehmet II (Reverse Side) (en)
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