Prolific Indian painter Maqbool Fida Husain predominantly used which of these animals to depict a lively and free spirit in his
paintings?
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SSC CGL 3rd March 2020 Shift-1
Elephants
Incorrect AnswerExplanation:
- Option 1: Elephants
- While elephants are significant in Indian culture and art, M.F. Husain is not predominantly known for using them to depict a lively and free spirit.
- Option 2: Horses
- Correct Answer
- Horses were a recurrent theme in Husain's work.
- They symbolize vitality, energy, and freedom.
- M.F. Husain was known for his dynamic portrayal of horses, capturing their movement and grace.
- Option 3: Cows
- Cows appear in his artwork but often reflect cultural and religious themes.
- Not predominantly used to signify a lively and free spirit.
- Option 4: Tigers
- Tigers are symbols of power and strength.
- Husain did incorporate them but not as frequently for the purpose of depicting liveliness and freedom.
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