1858–20.03.1930

Hoca Ali Rıza

Hoca Ali Rıza (1858–1930) was a Turkish artist, educator, and statesman from the Ottoman Empire. Renowned for his Impressionist landscapes and architectural paintings, he was born and died in Üsküdar.

Hoca Ali Rıza
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Hoca Ali Rıza was born in 1858 in the city of Üsküdar, located within the Ottoman Empire. He was an artist, art educator, journalist, and statesman. His work is recognized for its Impressionist landscapes and architectural paintings, distinguishing him within the artistic community of his time. Additionally, he was involved in teaching the arts, passing on his knowledge to new generations of artists. His entire life was closely connected to his native city, where he passed away on March 20, 1930. Hoca Ali Rıza’s national and cultural identity is associated with both the Ottoman Empire and modern Turkey.

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