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Letter from Sultan Mehmet IV (1642-93) to King Louis XIV (1638-1715

Letter from Sultan Mehmet IV (1642-93) to King Louis XIV (1638-1715


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Letter from Sultan Mehmet IV (1642-93) to King Louis XIV (1638-1715

CHT224165 Letter from Sultan Mehmet IV (1642-93) to King Louis XIV (1638-1715) requesting an explanation of the kings recall of his ambassador from Constantinople, 1669 (pen and ink & gold on paper) by Turkish School, (17th century); Archives du Ministere des Affaires Etrangeres, Paris, France; (add.info.: Lettre du Sultan Mehmed IV au roi de France au sujet d un incident diplomatique; ); eArchives Charmet; Turkish, out of copyright

Media ID 23210892

© Archives Charmet / Bridgeman Images

Diplomacy Istanbul Ottoman Diplomatic Incident


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This print captures a significant historical moment, showcasing the "Letter from Sultan Mehmet IV to King Louis XIV". The exquisite pen and ink & gold on paper artwork was created by the Turkish School in the 17th century. Preserved in the Archives du Ministere des Affaires Etrangeres in Paris, France, this letter sheds light on an intriguing diplomatic incident that occurred during that time. The photograph showcases the intricate details of this remarkable piece of art, allowing viewers to appreciate its beauty and craftsmanship. The delicate strokes of pen and ink combined with touches of gold create a visually stunning composition. Sultan Mehmet IV's letter is believed to be a request for clarification regarding King Louis XIV's decision to recall his ambassador from Constantinople in 1669. This diplomatic incident between two powerful empires - Ottoman Turkey and France - highlights their complex relationship during this era. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported back in time, witnessing a pivotal moment where diplomacy played a crucial role. It serves as a reminder of how communication between nations has evolved over centuries while emphasizing the significance of preserving historical artifacts like these. This print not only appeals to history enthusiasts but also captivates those who appreciate fine art. Its presence adds depth and intrigue to any space it graces while serving as a testament to human connections forged through diplomacy across cultures and continents.

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