When did the Nepalese painting reach the climax of development?(give the long lenth answer)
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The carving or expressing anything in the form of picture by using paint I called painting. The history of nepali panting shows that ancient nepali panting was influenced by religion. It is said that painting was imported into Nepal during the lichchhavi period. It was made on walls, pieces of woods and leaves. The copper plate of 'Pragyaparamita' is the earlist painting of Nepal. It dates back to the 11th century (1015 AD) . the development of painting reached its climax in the 14th and 15th centuries. It is the first step of art because the images were moulded after their painting. Nepali painting is classified into the following three types.
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Malla period : the development of nepali sculpture reached its climax during the malla period. This period was famous for metal, stone and wooden images.
Development of Nepali sculpture reached its climax in the Malla period. In the addition to Clay, stone and metal used earlier, wood, cloth, papers were used. Development of sculpture has slowed down in the modern period.
Nepalese sculpture reached its zenith in the Lichchhavi period (AD 330-879).
Licchavi was a kingdom which existed in the Kathmandu Valley in modern-day Nepal from approximately 400 to 750 CE. The Licchavi clan originated from Vaishali and Muzaffarpur and conquered Kathmandu Valley. The Lichchhavis elected an administrator and representatives to rule them.
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