Safavid painters and transfer of Iranian painting art to ottoman empire

The cultural relations between Iran and ottoman were widespread in the later period of timurids. Fame and glory that Istanbul has found as art center in the muslim world caused large numbers of Iranian colorists emigrated to Istanbul and other ottoman cities. The conflict between safavids and ottoman was caused that selim1 captured Tabriz in the early tenth century. then, some other Iranian artists such as shah Guly and valijan Tebrizi emigrated to ottoman during tenth century. All of these printers developed the art style of safavids with illustration manuscripts and painting beautiful miniatures in the ottoman realm that were the duration of Herat and Shiraz art. They were transferred Iranian painting in the ottoman school. In this paper, the results of safavids painting in ottoman court and transferring of safavids painting style to Anatolia and the impression of Persian miniature painting style in the ottoman style and the results of Iranian emigration artists in ottoman art society has been studied. In this study the ottoman documents, artist tomes and Manageb Honarvaran author Mustafa Ali and works Filiz çagman, has been used, as historical and, research soureos.