Folk Paintings of India
Folk Paintings of India have many regional styles such as Warli paintings, originating from the Gujarat-Maharashtra border villages, showcase the
Medieval School of Sculpture
The Medieval School of Sculpture in India is mainly based on the religious themes and in different styles. Over the
Modern Indian Theatre
Modern Indian theatre, born during colonial times, blossomed with the help of Western influence. The theatre scene expanded in cities
Indus Valley Civilization Sculpture
The Indus Valley Civilization, known for its exceptional understanding of urban planning, has a rich tradition of sculpture and art.
Indian Folk Paintings – I
Madhubani Paintings, Pattachitra Art, Patau Art, and Kalamkari Paintings are all important forms of Indian folk art, each with distinct
Prehistoric Rock Paintings in India
Prehistoric rock paintings in India are the oldest art forms practised by human beings to express themselves, using the cave
Basic Feature of Hindu Temple
Basic Feature of Hindu Temple includes a sanctum or Garbhagriha, which is a special chamber that houses the main icon
Deccani Schools of Painting
The Deccani Schools of Painting, active during the 16th and 17th centuries in Ahmednagar, Bijapur, and Golconda, had unique styles
Rajasthani Schools of Painting (Rajput Painting)
The Rajput Painting or Rajasthani Schools of Painting refers to a style of painting that emerged during the era of
Painting at Goa’s Mauxi village
The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has confirmed the discovery of ancient rock carvings in Mauxi (Mhaus) village, Goa. About