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The school introduction video of Harun Yalçın and Cansu Gürsoy's students.

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Eyüpsultan Vatan Anadolu Lisesi Tanıtım Videosu

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Artistic current: contemporary art
Techniques used: oil on cardboard
Museum where it is located: Râmnicu Sărat Municipal Museum

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Artist: Dimitrie Stiubei(Romanian, 1901–1989)
Title: " Furtună pe mare"
Techniques used: oil on cardboard

The artist explains his marine passion, as follows: “I had the opportunity to know the sea in its true splendor and immensity. But I loved her only agitated, when she provokes the man to a fierce fight and forces him to increase his effort to master it ".

(transl.mine)
(source: https://evz.ro/povestea-celui-mai-tare-pictor-de-marine-roman-astazi-uitat.html)

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=Stefan Dimitrescu  ,,Balcic''=
-Ștefan Dimitrescu (1886-1933)
-Artistic current:  realistic - critical art
-Technyques used: oil and cardboard
-Museum where it is located:
History Museum Balchick

In the works of Ștefan Dumitrescu, the robust and sober invoice balances the color and the graphic contour

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Artist: Sisu Vicentiu
Title: "Omul si marea"
Techniques used: oil on canvas
They was sold
on request two paintings in Germany.

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Artist: Arthur Verona ( Romanian , 1867-1946)
Artistic curent: contemporary art
Title: ,,Violonist pe barca"
Techniques used: oil on cardboard

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Night on the Black Sea by Ivan Aivazovsky
Style of art:Romanticism
Technique:oil
Materials: canvas
Date of creation:1879
Location:Odessa art Museum,Odessa

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"Pushkin on the Black Sea" is an oil painting by Russian painter Ivan Aivazovsky in 1887. This painting is on display at the V.V. Verešciaghin Museum of Art in Mikolaiv, Ukraine.

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260px-Пушкин_на_берегу_моря

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Robert Mirea
Title: "Marea Neagră", Painter: Ivan Aivadoraly.
The technique used is oil and canvas.
The painting is displayed  in Odessa Museum.

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Айвазовский_(Гайвазовский)_Иван_(Оганес)_Константинович_Черное_море_(На_Черном_море_начинает_разыгрываться_буря)

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Artist: Nicolae Vermont (1866-1932)
Title: Marine Landscape of Constanta Port
Technique: oil on cardboard
Museum where is located: Art Museum from Constanta

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Painter:Nicolae Grigorescu(1838-1907)
The title of the painting: Woman by the sea

This two-dimensional work of art, shown in this image, is in the public domain worldwide, due either to the death of the author or to the date of its publication. As such, this reproduction is also part of the public domain.

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》Şevket Dağ / Looking at Sarayburnu
Şevket Dağ is known for his interior paintings in our art of painting and still life themed structures also carry a distinct artistic value.
The artist has painted the bright and clear views of the open air in the harmony of red, yellow, orange, white and blue colors.
In this composition where the Bosphorus takes place, nature reveals the warmth of a sunny day in unity.

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Hikmet Onat/Looking at the Sultanahmet
Hikmet Onat,one of the Impressionist movement's followers in Turkey, Istanbul and th Boshporus known as the painter. He was an Impressionist who admired the waters, the blues of the sea kissing the shores. He made very few portraits. It is possible to see the charm and passion of nature  an its seascapes. The magnificent landscapes  of Istanbul, which has always sea,throat,mosque mimarets in silhouette,are the masterpieces, he put on the canvas. They are the only works that reflect the living views of Istanbul to future generations.

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The seascape is not a favorite theme in Romanian painting. In the history of Romanian painting we can find, here and there, marines, but we cannot find a painter who would have dedicated himself to this genre and led it to perfection, as, for example, in Russian painting, the Armenian Aivazovski, born in Crimea. It seems somewhat strange, once the Black Sea and in general the Dobrogea landscape are tender, they have picturesque, local color, enough reasons to arouse the interest of painters. The exception is the traditional Balchik theme, which appeared at the beginning of the 20th century. But we cannot speak of a constant concern for the seascape with local, Romanian identification data, which should extend over a wide period of time. In the 19th century, the navy was completely accidental. One explanation could be that Romanian landscape painters were formed in the descendants of the Barbizon School, their preference going to the plain landscape and the romantic theme of the forest. Even later, with the exception of Balchik, the marina as a whole is not very well represented. It is true, some works inspired by the Romanian coast and the Dobrogea area deserve attention.

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Artist: Halil Paşa “Yalı”

Artistic Current: Classical- Realist- Impressionism

Halil Paşa was the first artist to work on the problem of light in Turkish painting.

In this work pictures the shores of the Bosphorus.

He pictured the shadow of houses and boats hitting the still waters.

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-Halil Pasha, Strolling on the Bostancı Beach-
Halil Pasha painted all kinds of pantings but landscapes were mostly. Some of these are historical documents. There is no unity of style in Pasha's landscapes, whether it's a documentary or an atristic one. Many paintings by Halil Pasha after the 1900s have impressionist features, but the atrist doesn't want to give up the details of the objects, the line or even the model in such paintings. The artist wants to combine academic realism and impressionist qualities with freshness of color, water,transparency, glow of the air, sun aroma and paint paste. "Strolling on the Bostancı Beach" is an example of such works, that is, works that reflect the effect of sunlight on objects.

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Ivan Aivazovsky - "Odessa in the Moonlight", painting, oil on canvas, 1846. The painting can be found in the "National Museum of Maps and Old Books."
ODESSA has long been an important city and seaport in the northwest of the BLACK SEA, Ukraine.

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Artist: Namık İsmail

Moda'dan Fenerbahçe'ye Bakış

Although Namık İsmail was influenced by impressionist painters in France and academic, impressionist and expressionist painters in Germany, he preferred to work according to the subject. Throughout his art life, he has not been around a certain artistic understanding and technique, and has tried different styles. Having a strong pattern, Namık İsmail is an observant landscape painter as well as a figure painter with his masterful brush strokes and strong lines.

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To Bosphorus from Cubuklu Hills, Hoca Ali Rıza (1864-1930)
Hoca Ali Rıza, who has a very fine skill in watercolor, charcoal and gouache works, is the first Turkish painter to observe nature and to convey the love of nature to his paintings. In this painting, the Bosphorus and the flowers surrounding it, pistachio pines, mansions, bushes, stones, boats seen right across ...

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(Beyza Akın)

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Title: "Marea Neagră", Painter: Ivan Aivadoraly.
The technique used is oil and canvas.
The painting is displayed  in Odessa Museum.

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Title: Tempest on the black sea Painter: Ivan Constantinovich Aivazovsky technique: oil on canvas

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Artist : Osman Hamdi Bey
Art : Manzara

Osman Hamdi Bey figure in Turkish painting art, is the first artist of composition. He prefers to work in a workshop rather than open area.

Because of this, landscape paintings are less than figure paintings.We can see the human-animal togetherness in all of Osman Hamdi Bey's paintings. Especially pigeons, cats, donkeys.

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Şeref Akdik, reflected the inner world of people in his drawings and portraits. His paintings are seen to draw the surroundings of Istanbul
Çamlıca, Salacak, Kalamış views appeared poetically and as a composition. He won the first prize in his exhibition in 1945. He was went to
Italy and France in 1951. He improved himself.

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Şeker Ahmet Pasha (1841 – 1907)
''Mehtapta Yelkenliler''

As well as being one of the most important painters of the Ottoman Period, Şeker Ahmet Pasha is also a soldier. Şeker Ahmet Pasha's paintings feature forests, fruits, flowers, deer, flocks of sheep instead of human figures. As in this work he made in 1892, sincerity, a romantic understanding and a fairy-tale and fantastic appearance are evident in him paintings.

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Eren Serin
Bülent Ecevit's mother Nazlı Ecevit was one of the first students of the Sanayi-i Nefise School, which was opened for girls during the Constitutional Monarchy. Ecevit, who worked as an art teacher in Ankara and Istanbul, transferred his style to canvas with original brush strokes. He has chaired associations related to his profession and is known for his landscapes, portraits and still natures. He started painting again after a break between 1922-1947. His works are mostly oil painting, watercolor, pastel and pencil drawing.

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-İstanbul'da Kış-
He completed his primary and secondary education, which he started in Thessaloniki, in Istanbul.While doing higher education in the field of law, he continues to Sanayi-i Nefise Mektebi Alisi as a guest student.Here he attends classes in Hikmet Onat Workshop.He promoted to membership of the Supreme Court in his legal career.Known for his Bosphorus views, Cevat Erkul is an artist who nurtures and develops Hikmet Onat's closeness to his stylistic approach with his unique values ​​of color and light.Just as we have witnessed in Hasan Vecih Bereketoğlu, who has a legal background just like him, he reflected his passion for the city and the sea to the painting with unforgettable compositions.The landscape approach of Erkul, who analyzes the light surrounding objects and figures very well, especially in the hours close to sunset, is somewhat outside the enthusiastic and colorful general expression we often encounter in Bosphorus views.This attitude embracing more realistic sensations presents itself in a very emotional character.

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If the 1914 generation is known as the first representatives of impressionism in Turkey, it is important to accept that the main representative of this generation is Nazmi Ziya, not Çalli. In his book Erhan Kemal Nazmi Ziya, he said that he could only know Nazmi Ziya as an Impressionist in the landscape within that group, while others could be called a crushing Impressionist, a hometown-fit Impressionist, maybe a neo-Impressionist. We see the real power of Nazmi Ziya in his paintings in Istanbul. Nazmi Ziya is a portraitist of Istanbul with his paintings, blue waters of the Bosphorus, Langa bostans, clusters of cervi from Karacaahmet Cemetery, trees from Çamlıca, neighborhood coffees.Many of these pictures show Paul Signac effects. Colors are mixed in the eye of the viewer with pure colors in small dots that are side by side on the canvas, not on the palette.This technique took him to a way of working that was not seen in Çallı and many other painters, and that was considered and progressed.Systemied use of hot and cold colors is seen in almost all works of the artist.

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Ovacuma Çpal Gizem Karakavuz                             Lutfu Safran presents this beautiful paintings of İbrahim Çallı , who was a Turkish painter. He entered the Fine Arts School (now Mimar Sinan University) in 1906. Graduating the school with the highest degree after four years, Çallı was sent to France with a fellowship from government where he studied under Fernand Cormon.In this work He was inspired by the movement of Impressionism.

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Ovacuma Çpal Gizem Karakavuz                             Lutfu Safran presents this beautiful paintings of İbrahim Çallı , who was a Turkish painter. He entered the Fine Arts School (now Mimar Sinan University) in 1906. Graduating the school with the highest degree after four years, Çallı was sent to France with a fellowship from government where he studied under Fernand Cormon.In this work He was inspired by the movement of Impressionism.

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Ovacuma Çpal Gizem Karakavuz                                         Beyza Safran                           Çallı is one of the most original representatives of the painter group called "1914 generation", "Turkish impressionists" or rather known as "Çallı generation" in Turkish painting. The group consisting of impressionist painters such as Nazmi Ziya Gören, Hikmet Onat, Ruhi Arel, Avni Lifij and Namık İsmail opened their first painting exhibition called “Galatasaray Exhibitions” which aroused great interest. Çallı under the influence of the Russian painter Alexis Grichenko who was in 1927 in İstanbul shifted away from impressionist technique and adopted his schematic design close to graphics and less complicated color understanding. His series called Mevleviler came into being under this influence. After a short while Çallı returned to impressionist understanding and remained loyal to it until the end of his life. This understanding which is based on a transformed shape of real impressionism is also called “academic”. 

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Ovacuma Çpal Gizem Karakavuz                                         Beyza Safran                           Çallı is one of the most original representatives of the painter group called "1914 generation", "Turkish impressionists" or rather known as "Çallı generation" in Turkish painting. The group consisting of impressionist painters such as Nazmi Ziya Gören, Hikmet Onat, Ruhi Arel, Avni Lifij and Namık İsmail opened their first painting exhibition called “Galatasaray Exhibitions” which aroused great interest. Çallı under the influence of the Russian painter Alexis Grichenko who was in 1927 in İstanbul shifted away from impressionist technique and adopted his schematic design close to graphics and less complicated color understanding. His series called Mevleviler came into being under this influence. After a short while Çallı returned to impressionist understanding and remained loyal to it until the end of his life. This understanding which is based on a transformed shape of real impressionism is also called “academic”. 

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Gizem Karakavuz , Ovacuma ÇPAL
Azra Safran

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Gizem Karakavuz, Ovacuma ÇPAL
Lutfu Safran