TSM H.1524 Siege of Vienna by Suleyman I 1494-1566 the Magnificent, in 1529, from the Hunername by Lokman, detail of the Ottoman camp, 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, detail of the Ottoman camp, 1588" is a historical artwork that depicts the momentous Siege of Vienna in 1529, a significant event in European and Ottoman history. This work is attributed to the reign of Suleyman the Magnificent, one of the most renowned sultans of the Ottoman Empire, who ruled from 1494 to 1566. The siege, which marked the Ottoman Empire's first major attempt to conquer the Habsburg capital of Vienna, was a pivotal moment in the struggle between Christian Europe and the Muslim Ottoman Empire.

The artwork itself is a detail from the "Hunername" (Book of Skills), an illustrated manuscript commissioned by Suleyman the Magnificent and created under the supervision of the court historian Lokman. The Hunername is a compendium of Suleyman's achievements and the various events of his reign, including military campaigns and cultural accomplishments. This particular detail provides a visual account of the Ottoman camp during the siege, offering insights into the military strategies, logistics, and daily life of the Ottoman forces.

Created in 1588, well after the actual event, the artwork serves as both a historical record and a piece of imperial propaganda, celebrating the might and organization of the Ottoman military apparatus under Suleyman's leadership. The illustration is notable for its intricate detail and the insight it provides into 16th-century Ottoman military and artistic practices. As a piece of Ottoman art, it is significant for its representation of a key historical event and for its place within the broader context of Ottoman manuscript illustration and historiography.

The "TSM H.1524 Siege of Vienna by Suleyman I" is housed in the Topkapi Palace Museum (indicated by the "TSM" in its designation), which is located in Istanbul, Turkey. The museum, once the primary residence of the Ottoman sultans, now holds an extensive collection of manuscripts, artwork, and artifacts from the Ottoman period, making it an invaluable resource for historians and art enthusiasts alike.

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