Analysis of the transition from traditional Turkish calligraphy art to latin calligraphy

Since the time when the Turks have settled on the nomadic life order, "writing" has become the most important element of their cultural life. Even though they use different alphabets over the centuries, the Turks, who have endeavored to make the writing beautiful enough to force the boundaries of the alphabets they have always used, all cultural knowledge and skills they acquire; in the form of a form called "traditional Turkish calligraphy" in the name of their traditions. After the "Letter Revolution" which is the most important touchstone of Turkish cultural history, this tradition and accumulation from the past also started to practice in the Latin alphabet which they started to use without losing time. This is the main point we have made while working in this direction, "studies on the application of Latin calligraphy of traditional Turkish calligraphy" has been. The art of calligraphy, writing systems used by the Turks, the transition to Latin letters and calligraphy after the Letter Revolution period are studied through academicians, graphics and calligraphy artists within the scope of the research. Key Words: Traditional Turkish Calligraphy, Calligraphy, Use Of The Turks Alphabet, Emin Barın, Sait Yada, M. Halim Özyazıcı, Etem Çalışkan, İlhami Turan, Savaş Çevik, Abdullah Taşçı, Mustafa Eren.