Ottoman Touch: Traditional Decorative Arts & Crafts
Autor Mehmet Zeki Kuşoğluen Limba Engleză Paperback – iun 2015
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781935295587
ISBN-10: 1935295586
Pagini: 178
Ilustrații: black & white illustrations, colour illustrations
Dimensiuni: 220 x 240 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Editura: Blue Dome Press
Colecția Blue Dome Press (US)
ISBN-10: 1935295586
Pagini: 178
Ilustrații: black & white illustrations, colour illustrations
Dimensiuni: 220 x 240 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Editura: Blue Dome Press
Colecția Blue Dome Press (US)
Recenzii
Beautifully and richly illustrated, this introduction and handbook to the decorative art and crafts of the Ottoman civilization is based upon the many articles by Kusoglu, who is an artist, educator, and researcher in his own right. The 28 topics or chapters range from a description of artistic techniques, such as niello, engraving, embossing, filigree, and beading, to personal and everyday objects that utilize these methods, including door knockers, belts and rings, various talismans and body ornaments, prayer beads, and even Ottoman visiting cards. The colorful and intriguing illustrations provide outstanding examples of the various techniques and objects discussed. This work, which includes items and terminology that might be unfamiliar to Western artists, will make readers feel as though they have just gone through an exhibition of these magnificent artifacts. VERDICT Enthusiasts of Eastern civilizations should not hesitate to purchase. This excellent book should also be found in both academic and public library collections for its educational value in learning more about Eastern traditional arts. Stephen Allan Patrick, Jonesborough, TN
Notă biografică
Mehmet Zeki Kusoglu was born in Gaziantep, Turkey in 1943. He graduated from the state College of Applied Fine Arts, and received a government grant for postgraduate studies in Germany in 1964. He became interested in Turkish, Islamic, and Eastern art while conducting research in the museum and libraries in Germany and other European countries. His specialty includes wood, stone, and metal arts. He held exhibitions, published articles, and books, and gave seminars, teaching his classical and modern interpretations of these arts. He has published in his field more than 14 books.
Cuprins
Foreword
Savat (Niello)
Kalem Work (Engraving)
Silver Embossing
Telkari (Filigree)
Tombak
Turkish Style Incrustation
Güherse (Decorative Beading)
The Seal in the Art of Engraving
Ottoman Cup Holders
Tepelik (Headdress Ornament)
From Talisman to Ornament
Censers
Ottoman Belts and Buckles
Ornamented Back of Mirrors
Bazubend: The Pride of the Brave
Silver Mushaf Cases
¿briks (Ewers)
Rings
Turkish Spoons and Spoon-makers
Old Turkish Door Knockers
Turkish Bracelets
Karagöz: Turkish Shadow Play
Tophane Pipe
Turkish Tombstones and the ¿Huwa'l-Baqi¿ (He Is The Everlasting One) Inscription
Ottoman Visiting Cards
Mother-of-Pearl Inlay
Prayer Beads
The Signatures of Calligraphers
Savat (Niello)
Kalem Work (Engraving)
Silver Embossing
Telkari (Filigree)
Tombak
Turkish Style Incrustation
Güherse (Decorative Beading)
The Seal in the Art of Engraving
Ottoman Cup Holders
Tepelik (Headdress Ornament)
From Talisman to Ornament
Censers
Ottoman Belts and Buckles
Ornamented Back of Mirrors
Bazubend: The Pride of the Brave
Silver Mushaf Cases
¿briks (Ewers)
Rings
Turkish Spoons and Spoon-makers
Old Turkish Door Knockers
Turkish Bracelets
Karagöz: Turkish Shadow Play
Tophane Pipe
Turkish Tombstones and the ¿Huwa'l-Baqi¿ (He Is The Everlasting One) Inscription
Ottoman Visiting Cards
Mother-of-Pearl Inlay
Prayer Beads
The Signatures of Calligraphers