Turkish artist educated in Paris between 1888- 1925, analysis of works

At the ends of the 15th century, Fatih Sultan Mehmet invited western artists to the Ottoman Empire and the other sultans coming after him supported and continued this devo10pment. After a short time, miists from Ottomml empire began to go abroad, too. As a consequent of the talented young exchange, the lack of art education in the Ottoman Empire was noticed and Sanayi-i Nefise Mektebi (School of Fine Arts) was founded by Osman Hmndi. Sanayi-i Nefise Mektebi facilitated the students, who were having art education in Turkiye, going Europe to have painting education. After completed their education, the artists retumed home and not only began to work as teachers at schools in Turkiye but also becmne the leader of new movements they leamt in Europe and passed their knowledge to their colleagues. After the 1st world war had ended, Republic was declm-ed. Thus; thinking differences were able to be mentioned freely in a democratic atmosphere and miists were encouraged to found assemblies and groups. These assemblies not only provided the devolopments in painting art but also fanned the basis of new assemblies including different varieties of art branches, for instance, sculpture which belongs to plastic arts. Upon the decleration of the Republic, these associations has continued art movements with new groups under the nmne of group activities.