Mughal miniature painting

Mughal painting evolved from the Persian school of paintings and were usually made as miniature paintings either as book illustrations or single work

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This painting painted in the Pahari style, Specifically Kangra Kalam. Gita Govinda was a composition in Sanskrit by Jayadeva. Here is the Nayika carry a lotos leaf as towards a lover, especially in context where there is separation.one could use the same bhava or emotion to yearm for the supreme Lord. In short it was romance as a way to Lord. Shringar Rasa was Using very effectively. Using dull colours in painting Stand Up figure and backside gardens gives peaceful look. Thank you ,for more…

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Sitting this morning at summer’s window wondering what quirk of destiny’s unfolding led to the conviction of separation in a human mind How is it possible to so thoroughly believe in something (a solid independent ‘me’) that has never been able to be proven to exist? How is it possible to turn this phantom into a seeker who desperately desires to be free of itself and its stories? (huh?) How is it possible to avoid the in-your-face obvious and inescapable truth that the present presents with…

Shah Jahan