Antiquities Collections in the Imperial Museum

During the reign of Abdülhamid II, objects that had been gaining value as markers of a common identity began to fall into a system of categories and a complex of institutions of display characteristic of nineteenth-century Europe. In contrast to Europe, which was eagerly collecting trophies from rec...

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Published in:Possessors and Possessed p. 149
Main Author: Shaw, Wendy M. K
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Language:English
Published: United States University of California Press 13.05.2003
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Abstract During the reign of Abdülhamid II, objects that had been gaining value as markers of a common identity began to fall into a system of categories and a complex of institutions of display characteristic of nineteenth-century Europe. In contrast to Europe, which was eagerly collecting trophies from recent colonial conquests, the Ottoman Empire was trying to hold on to its territories by collecting representative trophies and uniting them in the hierarchical, orderly world of its museums. In Europe the museum spaces that developed to display the fruits of the labors of collection reflected epistemologies and ideologies central to the ethos
AbstractList During the reign of Abdülhamid II, objects that had been gaining value as markers of a common identity began to fall into a system of categories and a complex of institutions of display characteristic of nineteenth-century Europe. In contrast to Europe, which was eagerly collecting trophies from recent colonial conquests, the Ottoman Empire was trying to hold on to its territories by collecting representative trophies and uniting them in the hierarchical, orderly world of its museums. In Europe the museum spaces that developed to display the fruits of the labors of collection reflected epistemologies and ideologies central to the ethos
This chapter describes the antique collections of Ottoman museums. It discusses the establishment of the sarcophagus museum and the museum enterprises outside of Istanbul. The chapter suggests that the adoption of Helleno-Byzantine antiquities as a cultural marker for the Ottoman Empire served not only as a sign of assimilation but also as a sign of resistance and a call for continued independence.
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SubjectTerms Anthropological museums
Anthropology
antique collections
Applied anthropology
Archeological museums
Area / regional studies
Art exhibitions
Art museums
Arts
Arts participation
Asian history
Asian studies
assimilation
Behavioral sciences
Burial containers
Burial practices
Civilization
Cultural anthropology
Cultural customs
Cultural institutions
Entertainment
Ethnography
Ethnology
Exhibitions
Helleno-Byzantine antiquities
independence
Istanbul
Leisure studies
Media museums
Middle Eastern History
Modern History (1700 to 1945)
Museum exhibits
Museums
Museums & museology
News museums
Ottoman Empire
Ottoman museums
Plastic arts
Recreation
resistance
Sarcophagi
sarcophagus museums
Sculpture
Sculpture in the round
Social and Cultural History
Sociology
Statues
Visual arts
Western Asian history
Western civilization
Title Antiquities Collections in the Imperial Museum
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