AC3/P1:Indian Paintings-Mural, miniature,mughal,malwa & more for UPSC Pre & Mains

Language: Hindi, Topics Covered:
Indian painting - Mural paintings and Miniature paintings
Mural paintings of Gupta age - Ajanta paintings, Ellora paintings and Bagh paintings
Mural paintings of Vijayanagar empire -Lepakshi paintings
Miniature painting -Technical rule for miniature painting and Features of Indian miniature painting
Various types of miniature painting – 1. Pal school of miniature 2. Apabhransha school 3. Mughal painting 4. Regional schools
Medieval paintings- Mughal paintings and Regional school
Features of Mughal paintings
Painting during the ruler of Mugal –1. Babur 2. Humayun 3. Akbar 4. Jahangir 5. Aurangzeb
The Deccani Schools (1560-1800 A.D.)
Regional school - Rajasthani school of painting ,Malwa school, Mewar school, Marwar school, Bundi school, Aamber– Jaipur school, Kotah school, Bikaner school, Kishangarh school
Difference between Rajasthani style and Mughal style painting
Pahari school of painting , Basohli school ,Kullu-mandi school ,Orissa school ,Kangra school , Thangka school
South Indian Painting - (1) Tanjore school (2)Mysore school
Folk paintings - Developed regionally
Madhubani paintings - Mithila region,Bihar
Pattachitra - Traditional painting of Orissa, India
Kalamkari -Done by using kalam (pen)
Warli paintings - Tribal paintings -Maharashtra region
Manjusha paintings - Bhagalpur region,Bihar
Patna qulam paintings
Baazar paintings- Bengal region
Modern painting - Western influence ,Started by Raja Ravi Varma
Bengal school - Rabindranath Tagore
M.F.Hussain - Picasso of India

Faculty Name: Ms.Ishani Pandya (All India Rank-502 | CSE-2014)
Powerpoint available at http://Mrunal.org/download
Exam-Utility: UPSC IAS IPS Civil Services Mains exam, General studies paper and Essay writing