“At the Mosque Door” screen print print framed on a wall (room mockup)

Close-up of the framed “At the Mosque Door” print, showing the paper and mat

1:1 detail of “At the Mosque Door”, showing the screen print texture

“At the Mosque Door”, the full screen print print

Size chart: the five file ratios with pixel size and dpi

The original museum image of “At the Mosque Door” beside the Tiraj screen print version

Screen print · Old Istanbul

Osman Hamdi Bey’s At the Mosque Door, Screen Print

after Osman Hamdi Bey, dated 1879

Technique: Iznik three-colour screen print
Colour: Navy, coral red and turquoise
Original: “At the Mosque Door”, Osman Hamdi Bey (Turkish, 1842–1910), dated 1879
Museum: The Metropolitan Museum of Art ↗

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Not AI-generated. Made with Tiraj, our own printmaking simulation, from a public-domain museum image. Every colour and setting was chosen and checked by hand.

Osman Hamdi Bey's man resting at a mosque door, reprinted as a three-layer screen print in Iznik colours: navy, coral red and turquoise on cream paper.

The original

“At the Mosque Door” by Osman Hamdi Bey (Turkish, 1842–1910), dated 1879, is in the public domain. The image comes from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, which shares it under CC0 (no rights reserved).

The print

Tiraj reduces the painting to three flat, opaque screen-printed layers, like a mid-century travel poster: deep navy for the shadows and the tiled lintel, coral for the red door, the slippers and the robe, turquoise for the stone. Each layer is a hard-edged shape with a little ink spread.

The paper tone is part of the artwork; print on white matte paper. The warm cream sheet and the printing texture are printed into the file.

What’s included

5 high-resolution JPEG files (sRGB), one per proportion:

Ratio	Print sizes	Pixels	Resolution
2:3	4×6, 8×12, 12×18, 16×24, 20×30, 24×36 in	7200×10800 px	300 dpi at 24×36
3:4	6×8, 9×12, 12×16, 18×24 in	5400×7200 px	300 dpi at 18×24
4:5	4×5, 8×10, 16×20 in	4800×6000 px	300 dpi at 16×20
11:14	11×14 in	3300×4200 px	300 dpi at 11×14
ISO A	A5, A4, A3, A2, A1	7016×9933 px	300 dpi at A1

All files are 300 dpi at their largest size.

Each file is cropped slightly to fill its proportion; the subject stays whole.

Printing tips

Use heavyweight white matte paper (200 gsm or more, archival matte or cotton rag). Print at 100% / actual size, not 'fit to page', and pick the file that matches your frame.
Colours can vary slightly between screens and printers.

License

The original is in the public domain (verified with the museum’s API on 2026-11-04). The Tiraj interpretation is ours: the files are for personal use only. Print them for your own home or as a gift; please don’t resell, share or redistribute the files or sell prints made from them. Full license.

Digital download: nothing is shipped, frame not included. Colours vary slightly between screens and printers.