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Anatolian civilizations of the jewelry used in the re-interpretation of contemporary ceramic art

2012
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Yüksel Göğebakan

Abstract (EN)

Continously human needs has been changed each cycle. However, this need no matter what shape, housing, feeding, dressing and toilet needs, has remained unchanged One of the most important indicators of the needs of the jewellery used for decoration of the historical background goes back to the first ages. Human beings, over time, changes in forms of approach to jewelry, and have come up to the present day has maintained the indispensability. Technological development and diversity of materials used in the manufacture of jewelry and jewelry previously demonstrated the functionality to meet any chosen time, the design of extraction ofthe foreground object has become an aesthetically.The use of ceramic jewelry, precious stones and metals, ornamental started with anxiety to produce counterfeits. As a result, ceramic, time itself has become a jewelry material. Disadvantage is the fragility, the advantage of providing an unlimited choice of color and decor ceramics, jewelry by many artists nowadays is to be implemented as a material technology isimproving day by day with the art of jewelry continues to be important.In this study, the definition of jewelry, from prehistoric times to the present functions and purposes of use, and dealing with the arrival of domestic and foreign artists works was examined, as a result ofceramic applications were originally made by the researcher.Research designed ceramic works within the scope of today's science, technology and art are made, interpreted and understanding. Remote functionality, rich in different forms and decorative elements, the visual language to create a plastic studied.

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Serpil Arslan

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Serpil Arslan (Master Thesis). Anatolian civilizations of the jewelry used in the re-interpretation of contemporary ceramic art, 2012, İnönü University.

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