Turkish women in fine arts
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First Turkish painters appeared no earlier than the mid 19th century during the Ottoman Empire era. (However, there were a few miniaturists before the 19th century.) In the 19th century the art training was offered to male painters only. But a few women painters also appeared who learned painting by private lessons. The first Turkish woman painter was Müfide Kadri. [1]The first art academy for girls was Sanayi'i Nefise which became co-educational in 1914. [2] During the Turkish Republic era, art training was promoted by the government and beginning by 1930 painting courses were added to the curriculum of the schools.
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Hale Asaf
Women painters
Below is an incomplete list of Turkish female artists (including ceramists and sculptors).
- Hale Asaf
- Tomur Atagok
- Ruzen Atakan
- Sabiha Bengütaş
- Aliye Berger
- Sevgi Çağal
- Nevin Çokay
- Neşe Erdok
- Hatice Güleryüz
- Nilbar Güreş
- Hatice Kumbaracı Gürsöz
- Hülya Vurnal İkizgül
- Füreya Koral
- Emel Korutürk
- Ayşe Ören
- Setenay Özbek
- Mihri Müşfik
- Gizem Saka
- Sevil Soyer
- Nuran Tanrıverdi
- Funda İyce Tuncel
- Jale Yılmabaşar
- Fahrunissa Zeid
References
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