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give a long description about muria painting​

Answer 1

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Paintings. Painted freehand, the mind-blowing paintings reflect the tribal artists' perception of life. ... These tribal artisans have developed a unique style of painting using bright colours and simple forms, embellished with dots and lines.

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Answer 2

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The Perceiving Fingers (1987) the renowned modern artist, J. Swaminathan, observes, 'The Muria used to make paintings on the walls of their Ghotul, as noticed by Elwin. However, the tradition, if any, has decayed and almost vanished with the decay of the institution of the Ghotul.'

Though the making of paintings on the walls of the Muria Ghotul has been prevalent for a very long time, we do not know who the artists were. The first individually known Muria tribal painters of Bastar were Belgur Muria, Shankar Muria and Pishadu Muria. All three painters were discovered in 1982 when Roopankar, Bharat Bhawan, was established in Bhopal. They were invited to participate in the artist camp organized by Bharat Bhawan and their paintings were displayed in the permanent collection exhibition gallery of the museum. Later, in 1987, their paintings were published in the catalogue of Roopankar, Bharat Bhawan.