THE PROCESS OF CREATING ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS AND THEIR SCHOLARLY VALUE

Authors

  • Abdullaziz Anvarjonovich Isomiddinov Namangan State University

Keywords:

types of art, manuscript bookmaking, miniature art, calligraphy, illumination (muzahhiblik), book decoration, traditional paper-making, aesthetic education, cultural heritage, Timurid period, visual arts, national culture, artistic thinking, composition, cultural dialogue

Abstract

This article provides a scholarly analysis of the arts as an important aesthetic, cultural, and educational manifestation of the development of society and nature. Art is considered an integral product of human thinking and spiritual life, playing a significant role in shaping cultural dialogue, strengthening national pride, and fostering aesthetic education within social life. In particular, visual and graphic arts represent a unique source that embodies the historical memory, artistic taste, and creative thinking of society.

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Published

2026-02-04

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2026): European Review of Contemporary Arts and Humanities

Section

Articles

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