In the Vizier’s Tents. Commemoration of the Turkish Wars in the Culture of the Nobility
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Author: Sabine Jagodzinski
‘Great things are born amidst great dangers’. In the 17th century, such a great danger was the Ottoman Empire to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The struggles against Turkish expansion left lasting material and visual traces; fear was mixed with appreciation for the enemy, the role of the bulwark of Christianity – with a fascination with oriental culture. Sabine Jagodzski focuses on discussing the variability of the perception of the Turkish threat and its commemoration in the Żółkiewski, Sobieski and Radziwiłł families.
Publisher: Museum of King Jan III’s Palace at Wilanów
Year of publication: 2020
Length: 444 pages
Format: 16,5x24 cm
Binding: hardcover
ISBN 978-83-66104-52-5
The book was created in cooperation with the German Historical Institute in Warsaw. The publication was prepared as part of the project ‘How sweet and honourable to die for your homeland. Stanisław Żółkiewski in the memory of posterity’. Financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage under the Multiannual Programme ‘Niepodległa’ [Independent] for 2017-2022.
‘Great things are born amidst great dangers’. In the 17th century, such a great danger was the Ottoman Empire to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The struggles against Turkish expansion left lasting material and visual traces; fear was mixed with appreciation for the enemy, the role of the bulwark of Christianity – with a fascination with oriental culture. Sabine Jagodzski focuses on discussing the variability of the perception of the Turkish threat and its commemoration in the Żółkiewski, Sobieski and Radziwiłł families.
Publisher: Museum of King Jan III’s Palace at Wilanów
Year of publication: 2020
Length: 444 pages
Format: 16,5x24 cm
Binding: hardcover
ISBN 978-83-66104-52-5
The book was created in cooperation with the German Historical Institute in Warsaw. The publication was prepared as part of the project ‘How sweet and honourable to die for your homeland. Stanisław Żółkiewski in the memory of posterity’. Financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage under the Multiannual Programme ‘Niepodległa’ [Independent] for 2017-2022.
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