Who amidst the following is a distinguished painter?
Amrita Shergill
Among the four, Amrita Shergill (1913–1941) was the distinguished painter. A Hungarian-Indian artist, she is regarded as a pioneer of modern Indian art, blending Western post-impressionist techniques with Indian subjects and miniature traditions; works like Bride's Toilet and Three Girls are iconic.
Uday Shankar was a modern dance pioneer, while Sonal Mansingh and Yamini Krishnamurthy are celebrated classical dancers (Bharatanatyam/Odissi/Kuchipudi).
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'Pichwai Painting' related to which school of painting?
During Jahangir's period certain painters developed recognizable areas of expertise in the field of Mughal paintings. In this regard which of the following statements are correct?
(A) Mansur was expert in painting animals and flowers
(B) Abul Hasan was a portraitist
(C) Govardhan was an expert painter of painting holymen, musicians, and eccentrics
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below :
Match Liar I with List II and choose he correct answer from the code given below.
List I
(Artist)
List II
(Title received)
(a) Abdus Samad (i) Zarrin Qalam (b) Abul Hasan (ii) Nadir-ul Asr (c) Muhammad Husain of Kashmir (iii) Shireen Qalam (d) Ustad Mansur (iv) Nadir-uz Zaman Which of the following is a traditional folk art form (Rangoli) of Odisha?
