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6. The paintings in India historically reflected the atttitudes
of the imperial conquerors largely.
one of the examples in history include the granting of diwani by Mughal Emperor Shah Alam to Robert Clive in 1765. The occasion happened most probably in Clive's tent but in the painting it is shown as a majestic event .
This painting clearly shows that how important the grant of Diwani was For the imperialist mindset of British Colonialists
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Answer 1.
The British history paintings in India reflected the attitudes of imperial conquerors in the following ways:
(i) British victories in India served as rich material for history painters in Britain.
(ii) These paintings celebrated the power, victories and supremacy of the British.
Answer 2.
Some artists thought that Ravi Varma's style of imitative of the west. They wanted to develop a style which could truly capture the essence of the East. They wanted to use the traditional painting styles from India. Hence, they wanted to develop a national style of art.
Answer 3.
Some artists produced cheap popular prints so that colour prints of religious paintings could by bought even by the poor people. Such prints would have had a positive influence on the minds of people who looked at them.
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