It is observed that the enrichment of the walls of the mosque, which has continued as a tradition in the 19th century, with pencil ornaments by using similar ornaments, was continued in Ödemiş District of İzmir Province. According to the inscription on the gate of the sanctuary Kılcızade Mehmet Ağa Mosque located in Bademli Neighborhood of Ödemiş District of İzmir Province; dates back to a.h.1226 / a.d 1811. Lübbey Mosque, whose date is unknown, is predicted to belong to XIX. Century. Both buildings belong to the Ottoman period and contain the artistic features of the period. The wall paintings are found in both mosques in the last congregation spaces, in the chancels, between the window openings, in the sanctuary, between the doors and windows and in the upstairs sections. These wall paintings, which show a variety of compositions, are arranged according to the aesthetic taste of the period and carry the traces of new additions and repairs carried out in the previous periods. The examples of wall paintings seen in these buildings dated to the late periods of the Ottoman Empire, mainly contain stylized vegetative, geometric, writing, still life, depictions of Mecca, Medina and Kaaba, and cross-sections of daily use items. It is possible to come across the ornamental elements seen in the buildings dated between these periods in other provinces of Anatolia. In this article; the wall paintings belonging to late 19th century Ottoman and found in the buildings of Kılcızade Mehmet Ağa Mosque (A.H.1226 / A.D.1811) and Lübbey Mosque have been discussed in detail in art history discipline from the perspective of the subject, style and material.