Art, asked by israali2002, 11 months ago

which human life values are shown in any of the following art works of the contemporary indian art? explain in short.
a) rama vanquishing the pride of the ocean
b) children
c) santhal family

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Answered by fatemab22b
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Answer:

Explanation:

The theme of Rama vanquishing the pride of the ocean has been taken from

Valmiki’s Ramayan, in which Sri Rama has been shown vanquishing the pride of the

ocean. In one of the topics of the Ramayana, Sri Rama,together with his monkey-army,

prepares to go to Sri Lanka so that Sita could be go t released from the clutches of

Ravana. But the huge ocean has blocked their way. Sri Rama requests the ocean to give

them way but the ocean does not budge even an inch. Sri Rama, being angered, takes up

his bow and warns the ocean to eradicate that. Raja Ravi Varma’s artist mind gives shape

to that moment-Sri Rama has been shown on a rock of the shore near ocean, in angry

mood holding a bow in his left hand and an arrow in right hand. His clothes give the

feeling of blowing the air .The waves advancing very swiftly from the ocean towards the

shore, striking off the rocks seem to be dispersing like white milk; whereas in middle of

the distant waves have been shown three human figures,in the middle the big shape is of

ocean(the god of sea)who has shown lifting both his hands up requesting Sri Rama not to

do so, while two small shapes are of the gods of acquatic creatures who are frightened

and are entreating Sri Rama for forgiveness of their creatures. In background, with the

blend of dark colour, has been shown the sky in middle of which has been shown bright

flash of lighting .In this painting, the placidity of colours is capable to attract towards it

the attention of anyone. This painting manifests the display of light and shadow, the

qualities of European style of art and inkling of rhythmicity in linear delineation

Answered by pranaviarthimalla
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I think children because they have a wonderful life in future
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