why can we think of Raja Ravi Varma paintings as national
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ANSWER::--Raja Ravi Varma painted from Indian mythology. The characters from these mythologies had a pan-India appeal. Hence,Ravi Varma's paintings can be seen asnational. ... The scenes were highly dramatized in such paintings and British soldiers were shown as destroying everything which represented India.
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ANSWER::--Raja Ravi Varma painted from Indian mythology. The characters from these mythologies had a pan-India appeal. Hence,Ravi Varma's paintings can be seen asnational. ... The scenes were highly dramatized in such paintings and British soldiers were shown as destroying everything which represented India.
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Raja Ravi Verma was one of the greatest painter in Indian history.He painted a lot of amazing paintings through his skills and abilities.
As,he is one from the national painters of India and he was inspired by the french and other strong revolutions.As,he made a painting of an allegory of India the 'BHARAT MATA'.So,his paintings are considered as national paintings.
As,he is one from the national painters of India and he was inspired by the french and other strong revolutions.As,he made a painting of an allegory of India the 'BHARAT MATA'.So,his paintings are considered as national paintings.
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