Abstract:

The monkey/cats found among the animals he first hosted along with the transition of humanity into the indigenous life, have influenced the artists of different civilizations as a reflection of the continuity of human life with their nutritional values and products. The artist used the goats in his works as a symbol of hunting and prosperity thousands of years ago in the imagination of nature. Specifically a significant place in Turkish Culture, the sheep/teke figure, which is an administrative symbol and also carries symbolic art value, has become a symbol in different Turkish geographics including Anadolu, and has been the subject of art works. The area, today called the Teke Area, has a rooted history from prehistoric times to today. The aim of the study is to evaluate the cultural painting of the single figure, which is subject to different art branches, and the art of the ceramic art in general, as well as the examples of the ceramic works in the Teke Area (Burdur) in particular from an artistic perspective.

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