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2. History Of Indian Paintings
 The history of Indian
paintings includes a vast
range of cultures and
religions .
 The concept of Indian art
was originated before 20th
century.
 The ancient paintings were
ornamental not a
representational because
they considered the
patterns , designs rather
than pictures.

3. Features of an Indian Paintings
 Art of social, political and
religious influences
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 Mode of creative
expression
 Naturalistic and
representational
 Describes both the act and
the result of the action

4. Different Types of Paintings
 Realism Art
 Still Life Art
 Folk Art
 Surreal Art

5. Realism Art
Realism in the art has so far been referred to as the endeavor
to symbolize subject matter candidly, without
disingenuousness and steering clear of artistic caucus,
unbelievable, unusual and paranormal rudiments. The term
was used for the very first time in the 19th century, and was
used to explain the work of Gustave Courbet and a group of
painters who rejected glorification, focused rather than on a
daily basis life.

6. Still Life Art
A still life is a work of art that in a very
articulate manner portrays the most
lifeless subject matter, characteristically
ordinary objects which may be either
natural like foodstuff, flowers, dead
animals, plants, rocks, or shells or may
be even human made, such as drinking
glasses, books, vases, jewelry, coins,
pipes, and so on.

7. Folk Art
Folk art includes art created from a
native culture or by peasants or other
laboring tradesperson. In disparity to
fine art, folk art is principally
serviceable and attractive rather than
simply artistic. Folk Art is
differentiating by an inexperienced
style, wherein conventional rules of
fraction and viewpoint are not in use.

8. Surreal Art
This form of art is often known as the
art of dreams. Surreal art is a type of art
that comes into sight due to an artistic
movement and outlook called
surrealism that first gained recognition
in the 1920s. The surrealist artists
brought forward the supposition of the
liberation of wishes and craving
through the unearthing of techniques
intended at replacing the apparatus
behind the dreams.

9. Few Other Types Of Paintings
Contemporary Art
Modern ArtAbstract Art