Mughal paintings are considered to be landmark in history of fine arts in India. Which of the following statements regarding Mughal paintings are correct?
1. Mughal School of painting originated with Humayun who was keenly interested in art of painting and architecture.
2. Mughal style is synthesis of Indian style of painting and Safavid school of Persian painting.
3. Mughal artists were adept in making miniature paintings.
4. Reign of Aurangzeb saw Mughal style of painting at its height of glory.
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Explanation:
The Mughal School of painting originated in the reign of Akbar in 1560 A.D. Emperor Akbar was keenly interested in the art of painting and architecture.
Aurangzeb was a puritan and therefore did not encourage art. Painting declined during his period and lost much of its earlier quality. A large number of court painters migrated to the provincial courts.