Sakip Sabancı Museum in the 19th century. Evaluation of Delailü'l-Hayrat works of 103-0297 inventory in terms of illumination art
2019
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Mankind has shown continuous development and changes since its existence. Some changes have taken place over the centuries, while others have occurred over a shorter period of time. All these experiences are divided into periods with various branches of science and are handled according to their qualifications. XIX. century, Europe, Asia, Far East and American continent has gone through a process of change according to its culture and tradition. One of the areas most affected by this change was art. Every branch of the Ottoman art has taken its share from this change very intensively. The research subject is XIX. It is limited to Delailül Hayrat (Prayer Book) with inventory number 103-0297. The work was evaluated in terms of volume, illumination and miniature arts and compared with its counterparts. XIX. century gilding and miniature art has been tried to gain knowledge about the change and tried to transfer. With this research, manuscripts, examination, analysis and drawings which are under protection in museums are tried to be made more easily understandable and accessible.
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Dr. Aysun Meletli
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Aysun Meletli (Master Thesis). Sakip Sabancı Museum in the 19th century. Evaluation of Delailü'l-Hayrat works of 103-0297 inventory in terms of illumination art, 2019, Sakarya University.
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