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Traditional Turkish dekorative arts tile

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2015
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Abstract (EN)

The Turks over the centuries they developed distinctive styles of art in the geography, this style under the light of the unique works of art that can be survived, they pulled out. When examining the artifacts from the past and the Turks the importance given to the arts and aesthetics is evident. The surviving works of art they are level and reach their date of former glory are the most obvious evidence that the rarest works.The first section of the survey, traditional Turkish art Ceramic date from the past to the present general features are provided with sample images researched. In the second part of the decorative arts of the research used in the motives and characteristics. Tile design and composition with symbols and motifs applied to research in the sturdiest. In the third part of the research is the Tile design, graphic design principles and elements are explored with selected examples from the researched. The fourth part in the art of stylistic characteristics of the tiles have been investigated. The data obtained and the conclusion section consists of suggestions.The study, which is situated on the Turkish decorative arts Ceramic composition investigation of the principles of graphic design, investigation of stylistic style with tile pattern with a team of designers, policy moves and the Turkish graphic design it has been determined that the old idea of there since. This policy contains the rules and designs in an effort to maintain the art Tiles, recommendations presented will work in this area is proposed to be made for training programs. Keywords: Turkish Decorative Art, Tiles , Style, Graphic Design Principles

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Mehtap Şahin

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Mehtap Şahin (Master Thesis). Traditional Turkish dekorative arts tile, 2015, İstanbul Arel University.

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