Regional cultures

Miniatures

Miniature are small size paintings. Done in watercolor on cloth or paper the earliest miniatures were on Palm gives or wood some of these were found in Western India. These were written in jaina text. Mughal emperors Akbar Jahangir Shah Jahan patronised highly skilled painted who to primarily illustrated manuscripts containing historical accounts and poetry

After the decline of Mughal Empire it spread into the regional states of the Deccan and the rajputs of Rajasthan. And these were depicted mythology and poetry such as Mewar, Jodhpur ,Bundi ,Kota, Kishangarh

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<p>Nadir Shah foundation and the contest of Delhi in 7839 result in the migration of Mughals artist to The hills to escape and certainly after tense. They found backgrounds which led to the founding of Kangra School of painting the mid 18 century Kangra artist developed a style the style was the Vaishnavite traditions. Which consist of soft colours including cold blows and green and Hillary client of teams distinguish kangara painting</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>From fourth third century two languages developed between Bengal and magadha South Bihar which led to the growing influence of Sanskrit .during the 4th century the Gupta dynasty established political control over not Bengal and they came to settle brahmanas in this area. this linguistic and cultural influence from the mid Ganga Valley became stronger. in the 7th century the Chinese traveller Xuan Zang observed that languages related to Sanskrit were use all over Bengal</p> Signup and view all the answers

Small paintings, typically done on cloth or paper, with subjects ranging from religious themes to historical events.

A style of miniature painting that developed in the Kangra region of India during the 18th century. Known for its soft colors, delicate brushstrokes, and themes from Vaishnavite traditions.

A bold and distinct style of miniature painting that emerged in the Himalayan foothills around the 17th century. Featured in the artwork of Banudatta’s 'Rasamanjari'.

A period in Indian history marked by the decline of the Mughal Empire and the rise of regional kingdoms.

A scriptural text that influenced the development of early miniature paintings in India.

A period in Indian history when two languages, Bengali and Magadhi, developed alongside the increasing influence of Sanskrit.