Don Juan Archiv - Wien, Forschungsverlag
Illustration depicting the audience of Hacı Hüseyin Efendi and his retinue by Carlo di Borbone, King of Naples and the Two Sicilies (r. 1734-1759) at the Palazzo Reale di Napoli. By Francesco Sesoni, in: Relazione della venuta di Hagi Hussein Effendi inviato straordinario della Porta Ottomana, e della publica Udienza, che ha avuto dal Re nostros ignore Il giorno 18. Settembre 1741. Naples: Francesco Ricciardo, 1741. Kungliga Biblioteket - National Library of Sweden, Shelf number: RAR:161 G 2 g 1741.
Süleyman Efendi’s Procession to Vienna on 10 June 1774. Unsigned engraving, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek Bildarchiv - Digitale Sammlung (Porträtsammlung). Signatur No: PORT_00105748_01.
[Conversation des an den Kaiserl. nacher Vienn.-Ottomanischen Abgesandten Soleiman Effendi mit seiner Suite in dem Gloriette Der Menagerie zu Schönbrunn, also Selber mit den köstlichsten Erfrischungen bedienet vor aldarigen Herrn Schloss-Hauptmann Edlen von Edlersberg Kais.-Königl. Ruth allenthalben da etwas Sehenswürdig hingeführet worden ist. den 17. Juli 1774]. Portrait of Süleyman Efendi with Suite in Gloriette, property of the Embassy Residence of the Republic of Austria in Ankara. Courtesy of Exc. Dr. Klaus Wölfer, Ambassador.

Ottoman Empire and European Theatre

 

The historical importance of the Ottoman Empire’s presence in Europe is highlighted by its frequent appearance in theatre. The aim of the “Ottoman Empire and European Theatre” research project is to explore, on the one hand, the various performative expressions of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Turkish/Ottoman culture and diplomacy on European theatre stages, and on the other hand, the appearance of European theatre and opera in the Ottoman Empire.

 

The project consists of different sections:

Research / Edition Projects

Databases and Tables

International Symposia

Ottomania Publication Series

 

Projektleitung: Suna Suner

 

 

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