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I D E O L O G Y 1 : CLASSICAL , CHINESE and ISLAMIC IDEOLOGIES

Discover the diverse ideologies shaping art and design, from Classical influences in Neo-Classicism to Chinese Sung paintings and Islamic architectural marvels like the Selimiye Mosque. Explore cultural perspectives on aesthetics through historical masterpieces worldwide.

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I D E O L O G Y 1 : CLASSICAL , CHINESE and ISLAMIC IDEOLOGIES

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  1. I D E O L O G Y1 : CLASSICAL, CHINESE and ISLAMIC IDEOLOGIES

  2. I D E O L O G Y ideas that are operational in a certain culture about what art or design “should be”

  3. C L A S S I C ISM an ideology, begun during the Renaissance, that took Greek and Roman civilization as a standard.

  4. “Library of Celsus,” Ephesus, 110 AD

  5. Maison Carrée, Nimes, FRANCE, 19-16 BC

  6. Filippo Brunelleschi, The Pazzi Chapel, Florence, 1430

  7. Andrea Palladio, “Palazzo Chiericati,” Vicenza, ITALY, 1550

  8. Andrea Palladio,“Elevation of the Pantheon,” from the Quattro Libri d’Architettura, 1570

  9. Andrea Palladio, “Villa Rotunda,” near Venice,ITALY, 1550-1606

  10. “Neo-Classicism” Thomas Jefferson, “Monticello,”Virginia, USA, 1768-1809 Thomas Jefferson, “University of Virginia Library”, USA, 1817-25

  11. US Army seal, designed 1775 Antique bust of Attis wearing a Phrygian cap Phrygian cap, worn by French revolutionary, end 18th. century

  12. William J. Smith, “İTÜ Faculty of Architecture (Taşkışla),” 1846-52 Alexandre Vallaury,“Istanbul Archaeological Museum,” 1891

  13. 110, Ephesus 1550, ITALY 1825, USA 1891, Istanbul

  14. “Kritios Boy,” 480 BC

  15. sculptures from Chartres Cathedral (1194-1260)

  16. Donatello, “David,” 1440s Michelangelo, “Bacchus” 1497

  17. “Neo-Classicism” Antonio Canova, “Paolina Borghese,” 1804

  18. 1804 480 BC 1497

  19. Alessandro Botticelli, “The Birth of Venus,” 1482

  20. “Neo-Classicism” Jacques Louis David, “Madame Récamier,” 1800

  21. Domus Aurea decoration by Fabullus 64 – 68 CE

  22. The Loggetta of Cardinal Bibbiena Raphael1516-17

  23. Senate Appropriations Committee Room Washington DC Constantino Brumidi in the 1850s

  24. CHINESE “SUNG” and “LITERATI” PAINTING

  25. Northern Sung Dynasty (960-1127) “The Emperor Ming Huang’s Journey to Shu” (11th century copy of Tang Dynasty painting from the 8th century)

  26. Fan Kuan, “Travellers amid Mountains and Streams,” 990-1030

  27. Anonymous,“Chu Yun Breaking the Balustrade,” 12th century

  28. Liang Kai, “Li Po Chanting a Poem,” 13th century Liang Kai,“Immortal in Splashed Ink,” 13th century Wenjen Hua (“Literati Painting”)

  29. Chen Chun, “Crab,”from The Album of Flowers and Birds, 14th century

  30. Xu Wei, “Ink Grapes,” 14th Century

  31. I S L A M I C A R T and A R C H I T E C T U R E

  32. Incense Burner,from Syria, 14th century

  33. Bowl, from Egypt, 15th century

  34. İznik Ceramics, 1580s

  35. Arabesque: repetitive use of geometrical and floral designs to symbolize the transcendent, invisible and infinite nature of “Allah”

  36. minber (pulpit)from Birgi Ulu Camii, 1320s

  37. tuğra (official seal) of Süleyman the Magnificient, 1555

  38. Alhambra Palace, Cordoba, SPAIN, 1333-1354

  39. ‘Muqarnas’ in the Palazzo della Zisa, Palermo, 1167.

  40. Mimar Sinan, “Selimiye Mosque,” Edirne, 1567-74

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