Arts, paintings and handicrafts of Rajasthan

Arts, paintings and handicrafts of Rajasthan

Classification of Rajasthani painting buds

The first scientific division of Rajasthani painting style was done by Shri Anand Kumar Swamy in his book 'Rajput Painting' in 1916. Four major schools on the basis of geographical, cultural styles of Rajasthani painting

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Marwadi School

Udaipur

Nathdwara

Devgarh

Marwadi School

Jodhpur

Bikaner

Kishangarh

Jaisalmer

Ajmer

Nagaur

1. Mewar School

Indi School

Hadauti School

Bundi

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Dugari

Amer

Jaipur

Uniara

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Rajasthani painting started in the arts of Jain, Apabhransh, Malay etc.

6.

9.

Female figure and costumes - Meenakrut Anane Gadh Long Nose, Digna

Height, long weight, lehenga a transparent dress. Special facts - Maharana Amar Singh's love for the temperament

Mughal influence started coming.

The Mewar style is interpreted by Gurjar and Jain style. In Mewar painting style, the sky is covered with cloud, trees of elephants, elephants, cuckoos, cranes and lanes are more depicted. Maharana Jagat Singh I by name of students in Rajmahal

Established an art school. Whose 'picture] names of factories

Is known from

Nathdwara sub-genre

1. Major ruler Maharana Raj Singh Krishna Leela, rebellion of Srinath ji, narrowly

2.

Major Painted Text

Pictures of gopis etc. are mainly found. 3 major painters - Narayan, Chaturbhuj, Ghasiram, Udayaram, Rava Sugar and

4.

Considered harmoniously. The original style of Rajasthani painting is considered to be the Mewar painting style. The credit for developing the painting in Mewar School goes to 'Maharana Kubha'. The first painted Ganth 1260 AD of Mewar painting style is considered to be the 'Churni' inward-counter-revolution. The second painted book is "Supanasacharitha" in which gold powder was used. The Mewar school of Rajasthani painting was divided into four styles by scholars.

Kamala and cardamom (female disorder).

Major colors - green and yellow. Male figure chi costumes - Athletic culture Nanda and Balgimpals in men

Soulful portrayal of

Female shape and costumes, small, oblique and shape-like eyes, body concord and sentence in sentence

7. Special facts: Pichhwai and mural painting are prominent in this painting style. 8. In this painting style, cow, banana trees are predominantly two mustard.

Deogarh subgenre

1.

Major topics - hunting scenes, majestic tat bhat beetrung, natural

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2. Major painter's, chokha, Vaijnath multiplicity of colors.

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Udaipur

Sub genre

Nathdwara sub-genre

Udaipur (Mewar) Style 1. Major ruler Maharana Jagat

2.

Babugarh subgenre

Singh I.

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The major depicted texts were 'Shravak Pratimraman Sutra Churni and Supanasahcharit', 'Geet Govind Aakhyika' Ramayana ', Venus' etc. composed during the period of Maharana Tej Singh.

3.

Major Color - Yellow

4. Special facts - this style integrated style to Marwar, Jaipur and Mewar

is.

3 prominent painters - Sahibdin, Manohar, Kriparam, Umra, Gangaram, Bhairaram, 5. This style was first published by Dr. Sridhar Andhare.

6. Devgarh Thikana (Rajsamand) was established in 1680 AD by Rawat Dwarka Das Chudat during the time of Maharana Jai ​​Singh, subsequently the Deogarh style was born.

Shivdutt etc.

4. Key colors

Yellow and color. Major figures and costumes - Stylish body, tall, short, huge nayan, turban on head, patka in waist, laya gharbar jama, pearl in ears

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