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What
were
the
regional
schools of paintings in the 18th
centuary

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Answered by sagarrajeshwari53

Explanation:

Pahari paintings had two types: Jammu or Dogra school (North series) and Kangara school (South series). The themes ranged from mythology to literature. Two of the greatest figures in this school were Nainsukh and Manaku.

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Whatweretheregionalschools of paintings in the 18thcentuary​

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What
were
the
regional
schools of paintings in the 18th
centuary