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Art period: 19th Century
Top 3 works: Kıt’a (single piece) Murakka (calligraphic album)
Works on APS: 2
Top-ranked work: <a href="/no/art/kadiasker-mustafa-izzet-efendi-kita-single-piece-D4K4EK-en/" rel="noopener">Kıt’a (single piece)
Copyright status: Public domain
Museums on APS: Sakıp Sabancı Museum

Nei, verk av denne kunstneren er i det fri (public domain).

(1801 - 1876)

early life and education

kadıasker mustafa izzet efendi, also known as seyyid mustafa, was a renowned ottoman composer, neyzen, poet, and statesman born in tosya, ottoman empire in 1801. his mother, of the rûmiyya branch of the kādiriyye order, sent him to istanbul for education after his father's death.

career and contributions

mustafa izzet efendi's career spanned multiple disciplines, but he is best known for his calligraphy. he studied islamic theology, science, and music, becoming an accomplished ney player and singer. his time at the imperial court, where he learned sülüs and naskh scripts, certified by moustafa wâsif, laid the foundation for his future contributions.

he developed refined versions of sülüs and naskh scripts, building upon the work of hâfiz osman, celaleddin, and râkim.
his calligraphic inscriptions can be found in public buildings and mosques, including hagia sophia and the washington monument.
notable students include mehmet şefik, şefik bey, abdullah zuhdi effendi, muhsinzade abdullah bey, and hasan riza effendi.

artistic legacy

mustafa izzet efendi's artistic legacy extends beyond his calligraphy. he composed numerous songs, both religious and non-religious, and was a collector of manuscripts. his son, ata bey, continued to collect manuscripts after his passing.