Pierre Loti. Istanbul and the Muslim East. Art lesson. Personal diary. His Son - Pierre Loti. Stamboul and the Muslim East. An Art Lesson. A Private Journal. His Son.
| Title | Pierre Loti. Istanbul and the Muslim East. Art lesson. Personal diary. His Son - Pierre Loti. Stamboul and the Muslim East. An Art Lesson. A Private Journal. His Son. |
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| Author | Emile Vedel. |
| Publication Date: | 1921-31-12 |
| Type | Other |
| Language | French |
| Digital | Yes |
| Manuscript | No |
| Pages Count | 4 |
| Physical Dimensions | Printed |
| Library: | SALT Research Collections |
| Library Asset ID | FFTDOC01356 |
| Record ID | 20651 |
| Library Location | SALT Research |
| Date | 1921-31-12 |
| Notes | An irregular mix of climbing plants, ivy and greenery...Authentic gothic windows. The captain of the ship, Pierre Loti, is in his own mosque. The mosque is in Rochefort, on the second floor of Pierre Loti's house. Aziyade's tomb covered with roses is a copy of the real tombstone. Pierre Loti is in the middle of his memories. Two handwritten pages from Pierre Loti's personal diary. A page written in Senegal in 1874 and used in The Novel of a Sipahi. A page written in Istanbul in 1910 and used in High Dreams of the East - A jumble of climbing plants, ivy, and greenery... Authentic gothic windows. Pierre Loti, captain of the vessel, in his mosque. The mosque, on the second floor of Pierre Loti's house, in Rochefort. The tomb of Aziyadé, copy of the actual headstone, covered with roses. Pierre Loti in the middle of his souvenirs. Two handwritten pages from Pierre Loti's private journal. Page written in 1874 in Senegal that was used in The Novel of a Sipahi. Page written in 1910 in Istanbul and that served as a passage in Supreme Visions of the East. |
