Anatoliyskaya Mosque 11th-15th centuries. Sketches of architectural history
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The book discusses the history of Muslim architecture on the territory of modern Turkey from the arrival of the Turks in Anatoly in the XI century. Before the establishment of hegemony of Ottomans in the middle of the XV century. The focus is the mosque, its compositional and planning principles and regional options, the process of forming a new type of hilling building, which later developed in the architecture of the Ottoman Empire and implemented in the Model of the "Big Ottoman Mosque". They are considered both "mains of the development of the mosque (Seljuk, Ottoman), as well as the “alternative options” of the cultural architecture in the Anatolian principalities that existed before the formation of the sultanate of the Seljuks of Rum and after its collapse and after its collapse.
For the first time, an attempt is being made to demonstrate the continuity of the Seljuk and Ottoman architecture as two consistent stages of development of Turkish architecture
For the first time, an attempt is being made to demonstrate the continuity of the Seljuk and Ottoman architecture as two consistent stages of development of Turkish architecture
Author:
Author:Кононенко Е. И.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Engineering & Transportation
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-89826-465-9
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