Author
Mahmoud, Heba Hamed Abdel Hamid
Publication Place
Cairo, Egypt -
Arab Society for Islamic Civilization and Arts
Type
Book
Language
ara,eng
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID
ISSN: 2735-5071, EISSN: 2735-508X, DOI: 10.21608/jsos.2022.118059.1156
Record ID
cdi_emarefa_primary_1504598
Library Location
DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes
The city of Istanbul was a radiant cultural center with its architecture and arts that embodied the greatness of the Ottoman Sultans and their abilities. The architecture of the century (13 AH / 19 AD) was characterized by enormous developments and changes that were different from what had prevailed before. This was represented by the presence of European influences, whether it was the Baroque, Rococo, or Renaissance, which the Turks used in their architecture. The facades and entrances of palaces and porches in the city of Istanbul were like an open museum. It is crowded with various architectural and decorative elements, and perhaps the large total area of the facilities and the presence of a wide empty space in front of them is what prompted the architect to take care of the external architectural and decorative formation of the facades, which is what prompted me to choose this topic. The research aims to highlight the artistic value of these multiple elements, and this was done through several axes: First: The introduction addresses the definition of the buildings of the subject of the study in terms of location, origin and date of construction, Second: Architects, Third: Raw materials and building materials, Fourth: Decorative methods, Fifth: Architectural elements, sixth: decorative elements, seventh: the cultural identity of the Ottoman state during the research period and its impact on the abundance and diversity of European influences on the “Ottoman” artistic and architectural production, and finally the results of the research. The research was concluded with a large number of maps, figures and explanatory panels. The city of Istanbul was a cultural center with its buildings and arts that embody the greatness and capabilities of the Ottoman Sultans, distinguished the buildings of the (13 AH / 19 AD) century European influences whether it was the baroque, rococo or the renaissance which the Turks accepted in their buildings, the facades and entrances palaces and pavilions in Istanbul served as an open museum crowded with various architectural and decorative elements which prompted me to choose this topic in order to highlight the artistic value of these multiple elements, first, introducing the architecture of the subject of the study, Second, the architects, third, building materials, Fourth, decorative methods, Fifth, the architectural elements, Sixth, decorative elements, search results, followed by a number of maps, figures and plates.
Görüntüle
Majallat al-turāth wa-al-taṣmīm, 2022, Vol.2 (12), p.315-352
