Portrait painting is still present in the Islamic world, contrary to the rules of Islam. An example of this are the portraits of the sultans of the Ottoman Empire, who look sternly at the visitors from the walls of the Istanbul Military Museum. They were painted by the famous Turkish artist Nevzat Cevik, commissioned by the General Staff of the Turkish Armed Forces.
It took him 18 months to study ancient miniatures, engravings and manuscripts to accurately convey through his brush what the Ottoman Empire looked like. Let's take a look at some of his work, which we brought to life with the help of neural networks. This is very exciting.
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