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by shweta shetty
Art created by Aboriginal Australians and Torres Strait Islanders, including joint projects, is referred to as Indigenous Australian art. Painting...
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by shweta shetty
The stylized religious cloth-scroll paintings known as Cheriyal scroll paintings are full of Telangana-specific local elements. Currently, Hyderab...
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by shweta shetty
In the universe of the epic of Pabuji, Pabuji Ki Phad is a religious scroll painting of folk deities that is utilized for a musical performance of...
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by shweta shetty
The 19th century saw the emergence of the Indian painting style known as Kalighat painting, also known as Kalighat Patachitra or Kalighat Pat. In ...
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by shweta shetty
Patachitra, also known as Pattachitra, is a broad word for traditional scroll painting on cloth that is practiced in parts of Bangladesh and the e...
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by shweta shetty
The Gond have established numerous important kingdoms throughout history. In the Gondwana region of India, Gondwana was the dominant kingdom. Th...
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by shweta shetty
The majority of the tribal artists that produce Warli paintings are from Maharashtra, India's North Sahyadri Range. Warli painting began in Mahar...
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by shweta shetty
Madhubani art, sometimes called Mithila art, is a painting technique used in the Mithila region of Nepal and India. It is named for the Madhubani...
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by shweta shetty
Originating in the Tamil Nadu town of Thanjavur (also spelled Tanjore), Thanjavur painting is a traditional South Indian painting style. The Naya...
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by shweta shetty
Andhra Pradesh, India, is the birthplace of the traditional textile printing technique known as Kalamkari, sometimes spelled Qalamkari. During th...
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by shweta shetty
Dada or Dadaism was a global art movement that emerged during the Great War and Futurism. It was founded in Zürich, Switzerland, and swiftly expand...
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by shweta shetty
Kinetic art is a dynamic and engaging form of expression that gives art life in a world full of still images, where sculptures stand still on pede...
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