Ottomans by Daniel Hopfer after Jan Swart, 1526

[Druzhina]

There is a set of five prints by Daniel Hopfer of Ottoman Sultan Süleyman and his cortege after earlier prints by Jan Swart.


The originals by Swart may not have had many captions. Hopfer has captions as Three Ottoman trumpeters, Mamalucke, Haiden (Pagans) & Arabische (Arabs) but versions appear in the Códice De Trajes with different captions: MOSQVWITER rather than Mamalucke, THIRCKEN rather than Haiden and TATERN rather than Arabische.
Does anyone have the originals by Jan Swart?

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Prints by Daniel Hopfer of Süleyman and his cortege

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Illustrations of Ottoman Costume & Soldiers

[Techno]

Those are rather splendid.
Cheers - Phil

[OldenBUA]

Four prints by Jan Swart from this series can be found in the collection of the Rijksmuseum, here.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Very nice indeed gents!

[Druzhina]

Four prints by Jan Swart from this series can be found in the collection of the Rijksmuseum, here.

Thanks, I've also found the 5th at the British Museum.

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16th Century Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

[Druzhina]

Here are large images from the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands:
Ottoman trumpeters by Jan Swart van Groningen
Mamalukes by Jan Swart
Suleiman the Great & his cortege by Jan Swart
Ottoman Haiden by Jan Swart
and from the British Museum:
Arabs by Jan Swart

The Hopfer versions are close copies of these except for some details. For example the scabbard of the Mamalukes, whose hats are shaggier in the Swart prints

Only 1 of the Arab's feet is showing - this has no shoe or stirrup, just a spur. Is that normal?

Anax at Historum pointed out that the Mamalukes' coat of arms is like this one:

Martin Schrot in his Wappenbuch, 16th century, attributes this coat of arms to the first bey of Bithynia, Osman I.
Hubert de Vries' National Arms and Emblems - Byzantium

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[burnaby64]

Very helpful indeed!

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Nice one D

[Techno]

That chap could draw a bit, couldn't he ?
Very nice indeed.
Cheers - Phil