Eyüp Sultan Camii

Eyüp Sultan Mosque

Date

1459; rebuilt 1800

Work Type

Notes

The Eyup Sultan mosque was originally completed in 1459 under the patronage of Mehmed II. It was destroyed in the 1766 earthquake and was rebuilt under the patronage of Selim III. Construction was completed in 1800.

References

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See Also

Related Fieldwork Collection

Istanbul Documentation Project

Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Column Capital Detail, Support Pier
Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Column Capital Detail, Support Pier
Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Column Capital Detail, Support Pier
Interior: Southwest Arcade, Bays, Column Capitals, Keystones
Interior: Southwest Gallery Level, Southern Support Pier
Interior: Southern Corner, Minbar Detail
Interior: Southwest Elevation Viewed From Gallery Level
Interior: Southeast Qibla Wall, Mihrab, Minbar, Viewed from Gallery Level
Interior: Southeast Qibla Wall, Mihrab, Minbar, Viewed from Gallery Level
Interior: Gallery Level, Western Corner Facing East, Northeastern Elevation
Interior: Southeast Qibla Wall, Minbar
Interior: Southeast Qibla Wall, Minbar, Mihrab, Facing South
Interior: Northeast Arcade, Column Capital, Ornamental Volutes
Interior: Northeast Wall, Engaged Pulpit
Interior: Southeast Qibla Wall, Mihrab
Interior: Northwest Elevation and Gallery Level, Vaults Supporting Central Dome, Lighting Fixture
Interior: Mihrab Detail
Interior: Northern Corner, Half-Dome
Interior: Mihrab Detail
Interior: Minbar Detail, Facing Southwest
Interior: Central Prayer Hall
Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Gallery Level, South Corner
Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Northeast Gallery Level
Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Southeast Wall