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January 20, 2018, 10:09 PM
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Illustrations of 17th Century Persian Soldiers
I had previously found the source document for some of the Persian soldiers that appear in George Gush's Renaissance Warfare. It is Dr. Kaempfer's Album of Persian Costumes and Animals, 1684-5, painted by Jani.
The musketeers, Gush figures e & f, are from page 09 a royal bodyguard and a musketeer. Dr. Kaempfer's Album of Persian Costumes The clothes and poses are nearly identical.
Gush figure a is from page 016 Cavalryman. Dr. Kaempfer's Album of Persian Costumes
and figure c is from page 08 a palace usher. Dr. Kaempfer's Album of Persian Costumes
I have recently found the source of George Gush's 3rd Persian musketeer, Emperor Timur’s Ambassador in the Presence of Sultan Bayezid Yıldırım (“the Thunderbolt”), 1599-1600AD, an Ottoman manuscript painting in: British Library. Ms. Or. 5736, folio 172b
It includes three Persians with muskets at bottom right.
Mirror sites:
Dr. Kaempfer's Album of Persian Costumes and Animals, 1684-5, painted by Jani
Part 18 - Persians and other easterners in George Gush's Renaissance Warfare
Emperor Timur’s Ambassador in the Presence of Sultan Bayezid Yıldırım (“the Thunderbolt”), 1599-1600AD. British Library. Ms. Or. 5736, folio 172b
Druzhina345
Persian Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers
Last edited by druzhina345; June 19, 2018 at 12:41 AM.
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January 21, 2018, 01:36 PM
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Campidoctor
Re: Illustrations of 17th Century Persian Soldiers
The clothing reminds me of Turkish and Mughal clothing, not surprising.
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February 26, 2018, 09:00 PM
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Laetus
Re: Illustrations of 17th Century Persian Soldiers
Speaking of 17th Century Persians, what do we know about their military?
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March 03, 2018, 10:46 PM
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Re: Illustrations of 17th Century Persian Soldiers
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