CalligraphyOttoman19th century
Levha in Jali-nasta'liq (Celi Talik) Script
1899-1900
Artists
Ayyubi-Zada Shaykh Muhammad NavaArtist
Description
This Ottoman calligraphic panel (levha) bears the name of the calligrapher, Ayyubi-Zada Shaykh Muhammad Nava (Eyyubizade Şeyh Mehmed Neva), and the date 1317 H. (1899-1900).
Dimensions
28.7 x 63.3 cm (11 5/16 x 24 15/16 in.)
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