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Buy a digital subscription Go to the Digital EditionPainting records at auction, glorious Byzantium in New York, bounty from the Black Sea, and eye-catching ikats at Boston. Philippa Scott on the world of art
Orientalism & Russian Paintings: London Saleroom Report
The Glory of Byzantium, Metropolitan Museum
The National Galleries of Scotland acquire a bronze medal of Mehmed the Conqueror
Treasures of the Warrior Tombs, Burrell Colleciton, Glasgow
The European Fine Art Fair, Maastricht
Ikats of Central Asia: The Guido Goldman Collection, Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Beyond the towering Black Sea Mountains lies a hidden landscape rich with forgotten medieval churches. For centuries they were ignored, their ancient glories allowed to crumble to dust. Before new roads reached the Coruh Valley, Brian Sewell had to enlist the help of shepherds on his quest to find these forerunners of Romanesque and Gothic architecture.
In the rain forests of Turkey’s Black Sea Mountains, where jackals howl and the River Firtina (the Storm) crashes towards the Black Sea, live the Hemşinli people, who were here when Jason came in search of the Golden Fleece. In more recent years they prospered as bakers and restaurateurs in Tsarist Russia, returning to their beautiful, haunting country houses hidden in the hills east of Trabzon. Patrica Daunt visits one family and shares their memories of a Chekovian rural life.
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Outside the seraglio, away from the discreet charm of the bourgeoisie, the Turkish interior is a source of inspiration for modern designers: ergonomic, minimalist, refreshingly white-washed.
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