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Conclusion of mughal painting conclusion of mughal painting

Answer 1

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Conclusion of Mughal Painting:-

Mughal empire was a great era which has given India a very rich and noble history to be marked with golden words. By the end of 19 the century, mughals saw their decline. There were plenty of reasons for the decline of Mughal empire.

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Answer 2

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Mughal paintings have recently acquired impotence in historical studies due to certain limitation of literary sources. A need was realized to evaluate written and textual evidence of the period against visual records. This was because of the dominant eulogistic phraseology in written works.

Prior to the coming of Mughals, India had a long tradition of painting in the form of of Buddhist Murals Jain and Hindu temple painting executed in bright colours. Painting was given a greater impetus with the introduction of the Mughal Miniature partings that developed and flourished under royal patronage following Humayun’s initiative, Akbar laid the actual foundations of school of Mughal Miniatures reached its Meridian under Jahangir and Shahjahan and then declined under Aurangzeb.

The Mughal miniatures had there origins in the Persian Miniature paintings which according to Percy Brown (British scholar, artist, art critic, historian and archaeologist), developed in three phases: 1. The Mongol Phase, 2. The Timurid Phase, 3. The Safavid phase.