The composition features of the artifacts, put out from Ani ruins, belong to the Seljuk and exhibited in Kars museum
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2011
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Advisor: Uzman Vildan Çetintaş
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In this research; the artifacts that were put out from Ani Ruins,belong to the Selçuklu, and exhibited in Kars Museum, are analyzed. Differently in this work from other publication, the 20 artifacts, composed the cosmos, are documented and the motif, characteristics of the composition, figuring and th elements of the color are determined. It is aimed to contribute to the traditional arts. Photography, mesuring, the detection of color and patterns of the artifacts,taht were determined according to tihs aim, are done by preparing the information forms.According to the results,derived from the research; the 20 artifacts are categorized in to the 5 jug, 2 cup, 2 cube, 6 plate, 1 dish and 2 ceramics. It is seen in the color table ; mainly blue, cobalt and brown colors are used. It is determined that7 light blue,2 cream,2 yellow,2 black,2 light gren,7 cobalt blue,2 green,10 brown,3 white and 1 turquoise are used. If the embellish table is analyzed, it is seen that mainly the geometrical herbal and human figures and besdie tihe the animal figures are used.
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Neslihan Uylu
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Neslihan Uylu (Master Thesis). The composition features of the artifacts, put out from Ani ruins, belong to the Seljuk and exhibited in Kars museum, 2011, Gazi University.
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