Turkish art

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Turkish art refers to all works of art originating from the geographical area of what is present day Turkey. Turkish art ranges from traditional Ebru (Marbeling) to western style paintings.

For other topics on Turkish culture, see: Turkish culture

For information about Turkish literature, see: Turkish literature

For information about Turkish architecture, see: Turkish architecture

For information about Turkish history, see: History of Turkey

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