• Pascal Sébah (photographer)
• Bezmi Alem Valide Sultan (patron)
• Abdülaziz, Sultan of the Turks (patron)
• Senekerim Balyan (architect)
• Mahmud II, Sultan of the Turks (patron)

Panorama of Constantinople (now Istanbul), from the Galata Tower, Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

between 1864 and 1870

Albumen silver prints

comp. (approx.; for panorama): 28.2 x 250.8 cm comps. (range; for individual images): 31.5 to 35.4 x 27.9 to 28.6 cm secondary supports (approx.; eight secondary supports joined): 29.8 x 266.2 cm secondary supports (range; for individual secondary supports): 31.5 to 39.2 x 29.8 cm

PH1980:1166:001-008

• partial views
• exterior views

- Photographs PH1980:1166:001 - PH1980:1166:008 form panorama PH1980:1166:001-008. The photographs are mounted on eight separate secondary supports, which are hinged together with white woven tape.

inscribed - by an unknown hand, in pen and black ink, on the secondary supports, l.c.: with titles for individual photographs

Istanbul; Istanbul (Province); Turkey;

• architecture
• engineering
• military
• topographic

• tower (single built work)
• trees
• houses
• tower (building division)
• wall
• palace
• domes
• city
• road
• ships
• hills
• mosques
• bridge (built work)
• buildings
• sea
• square (open space)
• minarets
• clock tower
• inlet
• lighthouse
• strait
• public buildings
• military buildings
• embassies
• sea wall
• school
• shipyard
• artillery

Contains:

• PH1980:1166:001, Partial view of Constantinople showing Pera (now Beyoglu) with Galatasaray Mekteb-i Sultânisi (also known as Lycée Impérial Ottoman de Galata-Serai; now Galatasaray Lisesi) in the background, from the Galata Tower, Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey), between 1864 and 1870
• PH1980:1166:002, Partial view of Constantinople showing Pera (now Beyoglu) with the Tophane Kiosk, Kiliç Ali Pasa Camii, Tophane clock tower [Tophane saat kulesi], Nusretiye Camii [Victory Mosque] (also known as the Tophane Mosque) and the Bosporus on the right and the Be, between 1864 and 1870
• PH1980:1166:003, Partial view of Constantinople showing the Bosporus and the Sea of Marmara with the Kiz Kulesi [Maiden's Tower] (also known as Leander's Tower) and Scutari (now Üsküdar) in the background and Galata in the foreground, from the Galata Tower, Ottoman Empire, between 1864 and 1870
• PH1980:1166:004, Partial view of Constantinople showing the Haliç (also known as the Golden Horn), the Sea of Marmara and Topkapi Palace with Galata in the foreground, from the Galata Tower, Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey), between 1864 and 1870
• PH1980:1166:005, Partial view of Constantinople showing the Haliç (also known as the Golden Horn), the Galata Bridge, the Yeni Camii (also known as the Yeni Valide Camii and the New Mosque), the Nuruosmaniye Camii, Hagia Sophia (also now known as Ayasofya Müzesi) and the , between 1864 and 1870
• PH1980:1166:006, Partial view of Constantinople showing the Haliç (also known as the Golden Horn), the Süleymaniye Camii, the Seraskerate (later known as the Ministry of War or Ministry of Defense; now Istanbul Üniversitesi), with the Bayezid Camii and Sehzade Camii in th, between 1864 and 1870
• PH1980:1166:007, Partial view of Constantinople showing the Haliç (also known as the Golden Horn), Azapkapi Camii, the Unkapani Bridge (also formerly known as the Cisr-i Atik [Old Bridge]; now Ataturk Bridge), Fatih Camii (also known as Sultan Mehmet Fatih Camii) and the, between 1864 and 1870
• PH1980:1166:008, Partial view of Constantinople showing the Haliç (also known as the Golden Horn) and a shipyard with Galata in the foreground, from the Galata Tower, Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey), between 1864 and 1870