[Interior of the Hagia Sophia]

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[Interior of the Hagia Sophia]

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Date
1850s–1890s
Medium
Albumen silver print
Department
Photographs
Institution
Getty Museum
Object ID
ce14eddc-422a-487a-9c97-e8e4c3326875

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View inside the main prayer room of the Hagia Sophia from the upper gallery, or matroneum. Two large, round medallions featuring the names of Mohammed and Allah written in Arabic flank the apse at the far end of the room. Several pendant chandeliers of different sizes hang low across the first floor of the main room, and both the Hünkâr Mahfili, or sultan's imperial loge, and the minbar are visible below.

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