THE FIRST YEARS OF FINE ARTS IN CENTRAL ASIA
Keywords:
calligraphy, miniature, architecture, heritage, applied art, visual art.Abstract
This article provides a detailed account of the early years of fine arts in Central Asia, the relationship between fine and applied arts in Central Asian architecture, the proportions during the period of harmony between calligraphy and architectural examples, as well as the notable aspects of 21st-century artists and those from previous periods in a general manner.
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