The World of Miniature Art: Bundi School
A prominent school of art under the Rajasthani School of miniature paintings, The Bundi school is a prestigious sub-school that flourished under multiple rulers and various political unrest, but excelled in keeping up its charm. With changes under various rulers, Bundi’s art only grew many folds.
Mewar and its Miniature Beauties
The Mewar School of Miniature Paintings was a very significant school under the Rajasthani School of Art. It explored the mythos and folk tales religiously but also created wonders in portraying the reality and keeping accounts of the events of the kingdom.
Rajasthani Schools of Painting: A Prologue
An Overview on The Rajasthani School of Miniature Painting that was born out of migrating artists from the courts of the Mughal Empires. It is an amalgamation of many schools of art from multiple princely states nearby, making it a valuable resource for framing the stories of the time it thrived in.
India’s Mona Lisa and Kishangarh’s Radha: Bani Thani
This is the story of a simple, everyday girl called Vishnupriya and how she became the wife of a King, through the recognition of her unparalleled beauty and artistic skills. This recognition leads her to be the face of some of the most famous miniature paintings India has ever seen.
The Artists of Bikaner and their Miniature Treats
The Bikaner School of Miniature Paintings held up their pride when it came to their artists. Their absolute Mughal influence, their Mandis, and their practice of Gudarai were all unique and interesting anecdotes that have brought about their fame. Read ahead to discover more!
Malwa Miniature
A deep dive into the Malwa school of miniature painting that reflects the architectural influence of that time in history. Let’s find out about its impact and executions and the wonderful tales it brought to life!
Jodhpur School of Miniatures and Art
The Jodhpur School of miniature art is also often referred to as the Marwar school of art. It flourished with its strong Mughal influence but also kept ahead with its indigenous style. Read on to know its various rulers and their influence in the field of art.
Celebrating Ma Katyayani: The Slayer of Sins
On the sixth day of Navratri we celebrate and worship Ma Katyayani. But why do we do so? What is her story? How did she become the symbol of courage and bravery? Let us read ahead and find out answers to all the questions.
The Man Who Created Magic out of Mortar
A peek into the life of Ramkinkar Baij, a sculptor from Bankura, who was an important facet of the Bengal School of Art, as well as in the art history of Santiniketan. Most importantly, he was a man from an economically backward background who, through his relentless determination and talent, made his name in his niche.
Raipur Ruins: A Palace to Remember
Raipur: A small village in Birbhum, West Bengal that was once the home to a Magnificent Palace. But now, we're uncovering the story of this Rajbari from its ruins. To find out its historical roots, its connection to Shantiniketan and the reasons behind its state of decline.