Turkish Traditional Art Today

Marsha MacDowell · Karen M. Duffy · Henry H. Glassie

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Introduction Turkish Traditional Art Today Part One: Istanbul 1. Istanbul Kapali Carsi: Commercial Entry Tahtakale: The ArtisansO District and the MasterOs Role Suleymaniye: Sinan and the CityOs Centers Turkish Art: A First Summary (Spirit and Mastery) 2. Mahmut Oncu: Master Calligrapher 3. Yusuf Sezer: Young Master of Calligraphy The Recent Past: Context for Revival 4. Celal Atalay: Handwork in the Factory 5. Mustafa Kesici: Woodworking and Representation 6. Mustafa Sargin: Woodworking and Artistic Process Turkish Art: A Second Summary (Creative Integration) 7. Ahmet Sefa: Time and Spirit Change and Continuity: Pattern in the Present 8. Sebire Aktas: Weaving, Mastery, and Life in the City Part Two. Anatolia 9. Anatolia: The Landscape The Village Home: Domestic Architecture The Market Town: Connections The ArtisansO City: Context for Creation 10. Erzurum: The Urban Market 11. Konya: The ArtisansO Mevlana Turkish Art: A Third Summary (The Styles) 12. Bursa: Historical Setting Kayan Demirciler Carsisi: Work and Art Sogukkuyu: Pottery in the Plain Style 13. Kinik: Pottery in the Spirited Style Part Three: Kutahya 14. Kutahya: Pottery in the Masterly Style Cini: Ceramic Process 15. Ahmet Sahin: The Old MasterOs Family 16. Ibrahim Erdeyer and Mehmet Gursoy: Young Masters 17. Roses Picked from the Fire: Form and Meaning Part Four: Canakkale 18. Ezine: The CarpetOs Conext Hali: Form and Meaning in Carpet Design Types and Regions: Carpets in Space 19. Ahmetler: Carpet Technique and Life in the Village Rahime Balci and Nezihe Ozkan: Master Weavers 20. Karagomlek: Innovation in Carpet Design Aysel and Hanife Ozturk: Skill and Affection 21. Ayvacik: Commerce in the Carpet Tradition Conclusion: Turkish Style 22. Turkish Style: A Frame for Viewing 23. Turkish Art: A Fourth Summary (Style and Meaning) Meaning in Time: Experience and Significance Service, Discipline, Tolerance: Turkish Art Defined A Note of Turkish Bibliography Acknowledgments Gunumuzde Geleneksel Turk Sanati Index of Objects Index

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