Istanbul Uskudar Çinili Mosque tiles
2011
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Abstract (EN)
Research, Çinili Mosque in Istanbul Uskudar district on the tiles were made.The study consists of six chapters and 130 pages. Çinili Mosque tiles is limited to research.The problem with the research by examining the purpose of research and traditional arts in terms of what is emphasized.XVII. century, the most exceptional works of art of Turkish tiles are decorated with Çinili Mosque, the transfer of this art has an important place for future generations. Each of them is in itself a subject of study may be different from each other and nature tiles Çinili Mosque inside the venue is completely dominant.The art of Turkish tiles and tiled during the study were given general information about the mosque tiles, panels, borders and tile decorations, color, pattern, composition and construction features are investigated. Color, size and decoration issues examined in the tables.XVII of the spiritual culture of our values. Çinili Mosque in Uskudar hosting-century examples of the unique tile, tile decorations consisting of photos and drawings to help the transfer of this source is thought to be our culture to future generations.
Author
Ayla Yılmaz
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Gazi University
Geleneksel Türk El Sanatları Bilim Dalı
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Ayla Yılmaz (Master Thesis). Istanbul Uskudar Çinili Mosque tiles, 2011, Gazi University, Geleneksel Türk El Sanatları Bölümü.
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