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Serpil Bağcı is professor of Islamic and Ottoman Arts at Hacettepe University, Ankara
The village mosques of Denizli appear to be modest affairs. But inside, freely painted from mihrab to minbar, from column to cupola, they explode into colour, as the striking cover of the latest issue of Cornucopia, by Tarkan Kultu, shows. A new book about the province, with photographs by Ali Konyalı and Takran Kutlu, reveals the mosques – and their Sufi symbols – in all their splendour. The art historian Serpil Bağcı is entranced
Issue 64, 2022
30th Anniversary Issue
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