Nicholas N Martinovitch
Biographic Data
| ID | 1092239 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nicholas N Martinovitch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nicholas N |
| FAMILY NAME | Martinovitch |
| SIGNATURE | MARTINOVITCH N N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1924 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1947 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Zhupan, the Ruler in White Chorvatia
Christodulos and Riza
The Turkish Theatre
A Muslim Mystic's Plea for International Unity
Another Turkish Iron Cage
The Talking Fruit
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Die verlorene Handschrift von Rasid ad-Din
Two Questions in Moslem Art
According to a tradition it was believed that a Greek, Christodulos by name, was the builder of the old Fatih mosque at Constantinople. Dr. Mehmet Aga-Oglu has explained in his two articles that the ancient belief was without foundation. In the first one he stated that a Turk, Sinan al-'Atīq by name, was the architect of the old mosque; in the second article, he said that the shape of the first, earliest construction of this mosque was in the pur…
A Guide to an Exhibition of Islamic Miniature Painting and Book Illumination
The Turkish chalabī
Die Finnisch-Ugrischen Völker
Amasia: Necropolis of Asia Minor
Harunu'l-Rashid and Charles the Great
Mughal Painting
A Handbook of Mohammedan Decorative Arts
Turkish Education in the Eighteenth Century
The Islamic Book. A Contribution to Its Art and History from the VII-XVIII Century
Faraḥ-nāma of Shaikhī
Turning over the sheets of some of my old books I found a very complicated question in the field of Ottoman poetry which I wish to discuss below. The late Russian orientalist, V. D. Smirnov, in the second edition of his Turkish Chrestomathy, published a number of extracts from a Turkish (Ottoman) poem mathnawi entitled . In the preface he makes the following explanatory note concerning this poem (the square brackets are mine): “the extracts (pp. …
Iran. Vol. I, 1926
Arabic, Persian and Turkish Manuscripts in the Columbia University Library
AFTER the publication of my catalogue of the Turkish and Persian manuscripts in the Princeton University Library in 1926, I began the same work with the manuscripts belonging to Columbia University. Because of the lack of time, my description is not detailed. Though the collection ini question is small only 47 manuscripts 1-nevertheless I believe that specialists will find among them some rare, important, and interesting items. The titles of the …
A Condensed Dictionary, English-Turkish
The Life of Mohammad Paolo Zaman, the Persian Painter of the XVIIth Century
DR. FREDERICK MARTIN in his work The miniature painting and painters in Persia, India, and Turkey (London, 1912), anent the biography of Mohammad Zaman, wrote that this painter was sent to Rome under Shah Abbas II, and returned to Persia as a Christian with the name of Paolo, but because of his Christianity was obliged to escape from Persia to India where he obtained the protection of the Mogul Dynasty. In Aurangzib's reign the famous traveller M…
A New Manuscript of Ali Riza Abbasi
The famous Persian painter of the first half of the 17th century, Ali Riza Abbasi, is well known as a miniaturist in his native country and in Europe. That is very natural because a great quantity of his miniatures and drawings have been preserved until our time. For this reason, we have in European technical literature many works dealing with his painting.' But Ali Riza's ability as a calligrapher, celebrated in his time, is less known to us in …
The Turkish Theatre
Two Questions in Moslem Art
According to a tradition it was believed that a Greek, Christodulos by name, was the builder of the old Fatih mosque at Constantinople. Dr. Mehmet Aga-Oglu has explained in his two articles that the ancient belief was without foundation. In the first one he stated that a Turk, Sinan al-'Atīq by name, was the architect of the old mosque; in the second article, he said that the shape of the first, earliest construction of this mosque was in the pur…
A New Manuscript of Ali Riza Abbasi
The famous Persian painter of the first half of the 17th century, Ali Riza Abbasi, is well known as a miniaturist in his native country and in Europe. That is very natural because a great quantity of his miniatures and drawings have been preserved until our time. For this reason, we have in European technical literature many works dealing with his painting.' But Ali Riza's ability as a calligrapher, celebrated in his time, is less known to us in …
The Life of Mohammad Paolo Zaman, the Persian Painter of the XVIIth Century
DR. FREDERICK MARTIN in his work The miniature painting and painters in Persia, India, and Turkey (London, 1912), anent the biography of Mohammad Zaman, wrote that this painter was sent to Rome under Shah Abbas II, and returned to Persia as a Christian with the name of Paolo, but because of his Christianity was obliged to escape from Persia to India where he obtained the protection of the Mogul Dynasty. In Aurangzib's reign the famous traveller M…
A Condensed Dictionary, English-Turkish
Faraḥ-nāma of Shaikhī
Turning over the sheets of some of my old books I found a very complicated question in the field of Ottoman poetry which I wish to discuss below. The late Russian orientalist, V. D. Smirnov, in the second edition of his Turkish Chrestomathy, published a number of extracts from a Turkish (Ottoman) poem mathnawi entitled . In the preface he makes the following explanatory note concerning this poem (the square brackets are mine): “the extracts (pp. …
Iran. Vol. I, 1926
Arabic, Persian and Turkish Manuscripts in the Columbia University Library
AFTER the publication of my catalogue of the Turkish and Persian manuscripts in the Princeton University Library in 1926, I began the same work with the manuscripts belonging to Columbia University. Because of the lack of time, my description is not detailed. Though the collection ini question is small only 47 manuscripts 1-nevertheless I believe that specialists will find among them some rare, important, and interesting items. The titles of the …
Turkish Education in the Eighteenth Century
The Islamic Book. A Contribution to Its Art and History from the VII-XVIII Century
Mughal Painting
A Handbook of Mohammedan Decorative Arts
Amasia: Necropolis of Asia Minor
Harunu'l-Rashid and Charles the Great
Die Finnisch-Ugrischen Völker
The Turkish chalabī
Die verlorene Handschrift von Rasid ad-Din
Two Questions in Moslem Art
According to a tradition it was believed that a Greek, Christodulos by name, was the builder of the old Fatih mosque at Constantinople. Dr. Mehmet Aga-Oglu has explained in his two articles that the ancient belief was without foundation. In the first one he stated that a Turk, Sinan al-'Atīq by name, was the architect of the old mosque; in the second article, he said that the shape of the first, earliest construction of this mosque was in the pur…
A Guide to an Exhibition of Islamic Miniature Painting and Book Illumination
The Talking Fruit
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
A Muslim Mystic's Plea for International Unity
Another Turkish Iron Cage
The Turkish Theatre
Christodulos and Riza
Zhupan, the Ruler in White Chorvatia
History (17 works) · Art (12 works) · Philosophy (12 works) · Islamic Studies and History (9 works) · Linguistics (8 works) · Turkish (8 works) · Classics (7 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (6 works) · History (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works)