THE PLACE AND SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE OF UZBEKI APPLIED DECORATIVE ART IN ARCHITECTURAL MONUMENTS
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Shukurova Lobar Sherbayevna
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Artistic thinking, which is an integral part of human conscious activity, and, accordingly, artistic and creative activity have acquired great importance in the process of historical development of mankind. According to written sources, decorative and applied art is one of the most remarkable components of folk art, created on the territory of Uzbekistan since ancient times. In its development, it passed many years and centuries, sometimes it developed, sometimes it fell into decay, but the transfer of artistic traditions from generation to generation never stopped. Central Asia, which has raised Muslim scientists, thinkers, and master architects, attracts the attention of people with its architectural monuments. The article is about the role and scientific significance of artistic painting and girih in architectural monuments.
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Shukurova Lobar Sherbayevna
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