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evaluate the composition arrangment in short on saint kabhi and raidass​

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Answered by saivaruntej11
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Answer:

HELLO MATE

Explanation:

The Mughal School of Miniature Painting :

Origin and Development:-

Mughal evolution of miniature and Painting was originated in Persia and

continued for about three centuries in India. The tradition of miniature painting went on

from one generation to another with fresh touch. The first Mughal emperor was Babur

who was a man of aesthetic sensibilities. His son Humayun patronized the art of

miniature painting and brought a few Persian artists to India. Notable names were Abdus

Samad, Mir Sayyid Ali. It was from these artists that Humayun and his son Akbar took

lessons in drawing.

The first major works of Mughal miniature were probably begun under Humayun

but was completed under Akbar. During his period miniature paintings were lively and

realistic and even contain of individual portraiture. After Akbar his son Jahangir became

the emperor. In his time Mughal paintings achieved its Zenith, both as decorative art and

the nature study. Farukh Baigh, Aqua Raja, Ustad Mansur were main painters in

Jahangir’s studio. Most of the paintings were executed in tempera technique in Shah

Jahan’s period. There were tremendous uses of gold with lot of decoration keeping the

Mughal style. The Awadh School developed a style of its own.

The Main features of Mughal School of Miniature Painting :

• Historical Scenes : During Akbar’s rule, maximum number of historical scenes were

made e.g. illustration of the minuscipt related to historical scene namely ‘Kissa-Amir

Hamza’. Mostly historical scenes were painted during Mughal School.

• Linear beauty : When we look at the portrait of Mughal style, we become familiar

with the importance of beautiful, thin and thick fine lines. The lines are so fine that

even the minutest details are clearly visible.

• Border Decoration : All the Mughal paintings are decorated with borders which are

ornamented. In some paintings, the boeders dominate the painting.

• Profile Faces : Profile Faces is the main feature of the Mughal style. Whether the

figures are frontal or in side pose, the faces are always in profile.

• Garments : The female figures are shown wearing transparent odhanis, while the

male figures are shown wearing Angarakhas and Churidar Pyjamas alongwith

decorative turbans. Ornamental decoration stories is seen in the garments.

• Religious Themes : Depiction of religious themes like The Ramayana, The

Mahabharata, The Nala Damyanti themes and Panchtantra stories is there in the

paintings.

• Depiction of Nature : Nature has been depicted so beautifully that even each leaf has

been painted separately. Trees, plants, leaves, rivers, mountains etc. have been

depicted gracefully.

• Colour Scheme : Mostly natural colours have been beautifully used. Earlier paintings

had flat colours, but later on, depth with the help of shading was shown.

• Calligraphy : Calligraphy was done in black colour in most of the paintings. Artists

wrote their names beautifully also.

• Depiction of Animals and Birds : Ustad Mansoor was the main bird painter. ‘Falcon

on a Bird-Rest’ is the one of his best paintings. Animals and Birds were depicted

beautifully in Mughal Paintings. Camel fights, elephant fights etc. were depicted

beautifully. Other animals like goats, horses, tigers, lions etc. were also depicted

greacefully.

The Mughal Paintings:

TITLE ARTIST PERIOD

• Krishna Lifting Mount Goverdhana Miskin Akbar

• Falcon on the Bird Rest Ustad Mansoor Jahangir

• Kabir and Raidas Ustad Faquirullah Khan Shahjahan

• Marriage Procession of Dara Shikoh Haji Madani AvadhA. The bride’s relatives receiving the guests are wearing multi coloured

dresses with golden brocading. In front of the bridal reception party, a boy is seen

dancing abandon with the beat

HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND

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Answered by shaziafaisalshamsi14
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In kabir and raidas the subject matter is to saint kabir is a hindu and saint raidas is a muslim. This show love between both religion Composition - this painting is painted by ustad faquirllah khan on the request of dana shikoh who is son of shanjahan . In this saint kabir weaving cloth and raidas sit on the carpet and they both are discuss on the some mystery. Inthis only brown,black,and white colour are used.

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