'Abd al-Fattah, one of the most able 19th century Ottoman calligraphers, was sent with Mehmet Sefik by Sultan Abdulmecid to Bursa to repair the inscriptions on the Ulu Cami (congregational mosque). These consist of the 99 names of God in very large kufic and diwani script, often mirrored, around its twelve great pillars and walls. His work is also in the Suleymaniye Mosque in Istanbul, and several mosques in Edirne.
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This work shows some light areas of craquelure on the surface. The vertical stroke of the lam shows one small area of old repainting. The black field bears light areas of scattered old repaints. Under U.V. inspection a fold with slightly more pronounced cracks can be seen, running vertically from top to bottom at a quarter length of the work from the left edge.