TSM H.1524 Siege of Vienna by Suleyman I 1494-1566 the Magnificent, in 1529, from the Hunername by Lokman, 1588

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"TSM H.1524 Siege of Vienna by Suleyman I (1494-1566) the Magnificent, in 1529, from the Hunername by Lokman, 1588" is a historical artwork that depicts the momentous event of the Siege of Vienna in 1529, which was a significant military campaign undertaken by Suleyman the Magnificent, the tenth Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. This artwork is part of the "Hunername" (Book of Skills), an illustrated manuscript completed in 1588 by the calligrapher and miniaturist Lokman under the patronage of the Ottoman Sultan Murad III. The "Hunername" is a two-volume work that chronicles the achievements and campaigns of Suleyman the Magnificent, one of the most prominent rulers of the Ottoman Empire, known for his military prowess, legal reforms, and cultural patronage.

The illustration TSM H.1524 is a valuable historical document that provides visual insight into the events surrounding the siege, which was the Ottoman Empire's attempt to capture the city of Vienna, a key stronghold in the Habsburg dominions. The siege marked the pinnacle of the Ottoman Empire's expansion into Europe and was a turning point in the history of the continent. Although the siege ultimately failed, it had far-reaching consequences for European politics and the balance of power between Christian Europe and the Muslim Ottoman Empire.

The artwork is notable for its detailed depiction of the Ottoman army, the encampment surrounding Vienna, and the various military activities associated with the siege. It is a testament to the artistic skills of Lokman and the rich tradition of Ottoman miniature painting, which flourished during the reign of Suleyman the Magnificent. The "Hunername" as a whole, and TSM H.1524 in particular, are considered masterpieces of Ottoman art and are crucial for understanding the cultural and historical context of the period.

The manuscript is housed in the Topkapi Palace Museum in Istanbul, Turkey, under the catalog number TSM H.1524. It remains an important source for historians and art historians alike, offering a unique perspective on the events of the 16th century and the legacy of one of the Ottoman Empire's most influential sultans.

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