DEPICTING ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE IN UZBEK HISTORICAL PAINTING: ANALYSIS OF COMPOSITION AND STYLISTIC APPROACHES

Davlatova Nilufar Mansurovna

Navoi State University “Easel Painting” Program 4th Year, Group “R” Student

Keywords: Uzbek historical painting, architectural heritage, Sardoba, composition, perspective, color theory, visual storytelling, stylistic approaches, cultural preservation, art education.

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Abstract

This article explores how Uzbek artists depict architectural heritage within historical painting, with a focus on traditional structures such as the Sardoba. The study examines compositional strategies, use of perspective, color palettes, and stylistic approaches in representing architectural subjects. By analyzing selected works, it highlights how artists balance historical accuracy with aesthetic expression, conveying cultural narratives and emotional depth. The findings emphasize the importance of composition, visual storytelling, and pedagogical approaches in teaching historical painting and preserving national heritage through art.

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