Ottoman Empire Aegean Sea Map 1913 Katip Çelebi Greece Turkey Rhodes Dodecanese Crete map As part of the long-running

As part of the long-running Turkish release of the original Italian series

Although the original European editions were published in full color

oversized format

It is a  Turkish comic magazine series that emerged as the direct continuation of the highly influential 1001 Roman magazine which dominated the Turkish comic scene in the 1940s

and clear historical context

Ottoman Empire Aegean Sea Map 1913 Katip Çelebi Greece Turkey Rhodes Dodecanese Crete map As part of the long-runningAegean Sea Map from Ktib elebi's Tuhfet'l Kibr f Esfri'l Bihr (1913 Edition) Description: This Ottoman Turkish map depicts the Aegean Sea and its surrounding territories, presenting one of the most historically significant maritime regions of the eastern Mediterranean through the lens of one of the most important works in Ottoman naval literature. Printed in black and white, the map measures 32. 7 24. 5 cm and originates from the 1329 AH (1913)