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Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 3 by provincial Mughal rulers. These rulers imitated the Mughal royalties and wanted to recreate in paintings the glory of their dynasty Bahadur Shah...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 3 stage of making the composition, i.e., tarh, to portraits, i.e., chiharanama to the final stage of colouring, i.e., rangamizi. Colours and Techniqu...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 3 of your choice. Create a manuscript with your translation in a calligraphic style and ornate borders, drawing inspiration from the Mughal manuscrip...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 3 York, USA. Harivamsa Purana is one of the many Sanskrit manuscripts, which were translated into Persian by the Mughals. This painting is on a theme...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 3 had acquired it. Jahangir wrote on the painting in Persian, the court language, that it was: “A mule which the Turks (rumiyan ) in the company of M...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 4 The Deccani Schools of Painting he history of Deccani Painting can largely be constructed T from the late sixteenth century until the 1680sthe time...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 4 strong affinity to regional aesthetics. The school preferred dense composition and attempted to create an aura of romance, which invariably express...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 4 domes over the archades. All these features, except the hairstyle, have traces of north India or Persia. Reprint 2026-27 thed eccAnSchoolS ofPAIntI...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 4 are, as we have seen, Indian in their connections, with definite echoes of the Lepakshi style. They exemplify the luxuriant aestheticism of the Adi...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 4 her body, which has exquisite flora surrounding it in exquisite landscape. Golconda School of Painting Golconda became an independent state in 1512...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 4 screens one above the other. The ground appears covered with elaborately patterned carpets. It is important to note here that the painting suggests...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 8 furnace for about 2 to 3 hours till the metal turns into a molten state. The moulds are, then, taken out with a pair of tongs, turned upside down, ...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 4 The galloping horse generates energy, which visually activates the entire panoramic landscape. This painting is in the collection of the Institute ...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 4 and breaks the architectonic structuring. Reprint 2026-27 64 An ntroductIon tIndIAnArt—P ArtII s ultan a bdullaH Q utb s HaH An important portrait ...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 4 polo game, a popular royal sport of the time. The painting appears to be provincial of much later period, and is in the collection of National Muse...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 5 The Pahari Schools of Painting ahari denotes ‘hilly or mountainous’ in origin. Pahari P Schools of Painting includes towns, such as Basohli, Guler,...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 5 Pandit Seu (Shiv) was chiefly responsible for the course of Pahari paintings. He argues that identifying Pahari paintings on the basis of regions c...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 5 phase. Reprint 2026-27 the PAhArISchoolS oPAIntIng 69 Basohli School The first and most dramatic example of work from the hill states is from Basoh...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 5 one of the favourite texts of the hill artists at Basohli, as well as, Kullu. This set derives its name from ‘Shangri’, the place of residence of a...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 5 the same set depicts Rama and Lakshmana accompanying sage Vishvamitra to the forest to defeat the demons, who would distress the hermits by disturb...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 5 2026-27 the PAhArISchoolS oPAIntIng 73 Sons and grandsons of Manak and Nainsukh worked at many other centres and are responsible for the finest exa...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 5 numerous portraits of his enthusiastic patron Raja Govardhan Chand and his family. Prakash Chand, successor of Govardhan Chand, shared his father’s...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 5 till 1786, and later, the Sikhs. Sansar Chand’s son Aniruddha Chand (1823–1831), too, was a generous patron and is often seen painted with his cour...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 5 This series of Bhagvata Purana paintings is one of the greatest achievements of Kangra artists. It is remarkable for its effortless naturalism, def...
Class XII Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 5 of Yashoda, who along with other gopis, holds out her garment in a gesture of removing the evil eye after the young Krishna performed the brave fea...