File:Islamic Art Dance for the Pleasure of Sultan Ahmet III (1673-1736).jpg

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Islamic Art Dance for the Pleasure of Sultan Ahmet III (1673-1736)

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English: Islamic Art Dance for the Pleasure of Sultan Ahmet III (1673-1736). The women dancing in the lower half have qairaqs in their hands
Date 18th century A.D.
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Original came from Topkapi Sarayi Muzesi Kutuphanesi (Library), Istanbul, Turkey. Titled Dance for the Pleasure of Sultan Ahmet III (1673-1736).
Author Unknown illustrator, 18th century, Turkey

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