Consider the following This style of painting is very much similar to the Mewar style A painting sho...........

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Consider the following:

This style of painting is very much similar to the Mewar style.
A painting showing Bhairavi Ragini, in the Allahabad Museum is one of the earliest examples of it.
The peculiar characteristics of this painting are the rich and glowing colours.

Identify the school of painting with the help of the above-given information.?

Marwar School

Kishengarh School

Bundi style

Malwa School

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Explanation:

Bundi style developed during the times of Rao Surjan Singh. The location of Bundi was such that it favoured immigration of the artists from all sides. These paintings exhibit pointed nose, thick chubby cheeks, small stature and use of brilliant red and yellow colors. The main subjects of these paintings are Krishna Leela, Rama Leela, Baramasa, hunting scenes, scenes of court, festivals , elephant, horses, battle scenes, horse race, flowers, trees etc. The best example of Bundi paintings is the Chitrashala made during the times of Maharao Ummed Singh.