Firdawsi Shahnameh Miniatures with 1984 number in Museum of Turkish and Islamic Works

Subject of this thesis is the copy of Firdevsi Şehnamesi, which is a collection of manuscripts of 1984 and the Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts. In 956/1549 BC it was seized by Muhammad Katıb Şırazı. The Safavid Period is the manuscript of the Shiraz school. It is not known in what way and for what reason the work, which had Pertevniyal Valide Sultan foundation seal, reached the hands of the Ottomans. The manuscript, measuring 37x23 cm, consists of 618 leaves. The work written in Persian was written in twenty-one lines in four columns. There are twenty-four miniatures in the work. The manuscript was completed in seven years by twelve artists. Miniatures of manuscripts, which are not subject to any scientific work, are depicted in the 16th century Shiraz style. The Shiraz school of the period is very important in terms of carrying the artistic styles of the previous periods and gaining a new synthesis with these influences. Based on this manuscript, the what extent the w miniatures were influenced by the characteristics of miniature style that belongs to its term and how it was affected by the previous and its contemporary art schools, and also its own effect on that contemporary art schools were stated in this work.