The Ottoman Sultan and his Architect: Suleyman and Sinan
In 1539, Sinan became Chief Architect to the court of Süleyman the Magnificent. Master and servant transformed Istanbul and other Ottoman towns and cities. In his prestige mosques Sinan made bold experiments. For his royal patron Sinan created Istanbul's grandest mosque.
THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER

Ms Sue Rollin
Works as a tour guide and lecturer in India and the Middle East, and as a freelance interpreter for the European Union, United Nations and other international organisations. Formerly staff interpreter at the European Commission, Brussels, and tutor and lecturer in Assyriology and Ancient History at the Universities of London and Cambridge. Has worked as an archaeologist. Publications: Blue Guide: Jordan and Istanbul: A Traveller's Guide.
OTHER EVENTS
Private Tour of the Royal Court, States Chamber and Town Buildings
When Britain Clicked. Photography of the Swinging Sixties