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Indian School

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The Indian School unites masterful miniature painting with cultural diversity and intricate ornamentation, creating a unique testament to the art history of India.

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Indian School

At the vibrant heart of Indian art history stands the so-called Indian School, a collective term for various regional and stylistic manifestations of painting on the Indian subcontinent. The works grouped under this designation were created over centuries, particularly between the 16th and 19th centuries, and reflect the cultural, religious, and social diversity of India. Whether in the opulent miniatures of the Mughal era, the colorful Rajput paintings, or the subtle compositions of the Pahari school, there is always a high degree of technical sophistication and iconographic complexity. The artists of the Indian School often worked anonymously or within workshops, making individual attribution difficult and presenting the works as expressions of collective creativity. The subjects range from courtly scenes, religious motifs, and mythological narratives to depictions of everyday life and nature. The use of vibrant colors, fine lines, and intricate ornamentation are characteristic features admired by both contemporaries and later generations. The reception of the Indian School has always been closely linked to social and political developments. During the colonial period, Indian painting was often perceived by European observers as exotic and decorative, leading to a certain marginalization. Only with the independence movement and the rediscovery of national identity did the Indian School undergo a reevaluation. Today, it is regarded as a central part of India's cultural heritage and is highly valued in international museums and collections. The works of the Indian School not only influenced subsequent generations of Indian artists but also found their way into global art history. The complexity of styles, the combination of tradition and innovation, and the masterful command of color and form make the Indian School a fascinating field of art historical research. Occasionally, the strong attachment to courtly and religious themes has been criticized, but it is precisely this rootedness in the cultural context that gives the works their special authenticity. The Indian School remains a living testament to the artistic expressiveness and cultural diversity of the Indian subcontinent.

Indian School

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At the vibrant heart of Indian art history stands the so-called Indian School, a collective term for various regional and stylistic manifestations of painting on the Indian subcontinent. The works grouped under this designation were created over centuries, particularly between the 16th and 19th centuries, and reflect the cultural, religious, and social diversity of India. Whether in the opulent miniatures of the Mughal era, the colorful Rajput paintings, or the subtle compositions of the Pahari school, there is always a high degree of technical sophistication and iconographic complexity. The artists of the Indian School often worked anonymously or within workshops, making individual attribution difficult and presenting the works as expressions of collective creativity. The subjects range from courtly scenes, religious motifs, and mythological narratives to depictions of everyday life and nature. The use of vibrant colors, fine lines, and intricate ornamentation are characteristic features admired by both contemporaries and later generations. The reception of the Indian School has always been closely linked to social and political developments. During the colonial period, Indian painting was often perceived by European observers as exotic and decorative, leading to a certain marginalization. Only with the independence movement and the rediscovery of national identity did the Indian School undergo a reevaluation. Today, it is regarded as a central part of India's cultural heritage and is highly valued in international museums and collections. The works of the Indian School not only influenced subsequent generations of Indian artists but also found their way into global art history. The complexity of styles, the combination of tradition and innovation, and the masterful command of color and form make the Indian School a fascinating field of art historical research. Occasionally, the strong attachment to courtly and religious themes has been criticized, but it is precisely this rootedness in the cultural context that gives the works their special authenticity. The Indian School remains a living testament to the artistic expressiveness and cultural diversity of the Indian subcontinent.

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Radha and Krishna embrace in a g...
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A lady comes to her lover's hous...
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Hindu Goddess Kali dancing on Siva
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The Churning of the Ocean of Mil...
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Miniature depicting a scene of a...
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Bahram Khan, a court official of...
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Shiva and Krishna, mid 1700s (te...
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Album page with Stokesia and por...
18th century | opaque watercolour and gold on paper

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A dragon devouring a woman (opaq...
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Equestrian portrait of Aurengzeb...
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Surrender of Kandahar to Said Kh...
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MSS EUR C 116/1 f.193r The foot ...
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Durian Fruit and Foliage, c.1815...
1815 | opaque watercolour on paper

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A Jasrota prince, possibly Balwa...
1751 | gouache on paper

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Nutta Singh Akali, from The King...
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Goddess Lakshmi with a Rose and ...
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Purvi Ragini, c.1790
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Erotic scene in a luxurious boud...
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Durga
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Shah Jahan and Qudsia Begum: the...
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Hinduism: representation of the ...
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In. 32.2.12 Harivasma, The bear'...
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Girls Bathing, Pahari Style, Kan...
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The God Krishna with his mortal ...
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Fakir Syad Nur-o-Deen, from The ...
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Indian art: representation of Ma...
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Evening party in the garden of a...
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Rama and Hanuman fighting agains...
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Relief depicting Vishnu reclinin...
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Hinduism: representation of a Ya...
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Abdul Ghaffar Khan Bahadur, c.16...
1680 | opaque watercolour and gold on paper

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Indra, God of Storms, riding on ...
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Shiva Nataraja (bronze)
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Hinduism: representation of a Ya...
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Rajah Sher Singh, from The Kingd...
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Yakshini, from a Buddhist gate. ...
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Dagger with a horse head handle ...
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Hinduism: representation of the ...
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Miniature painting of a yogini i...
1680 | opaque mineral colours on white paper

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Indian Flying Fox also known as ...
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An Indian Snake Charmer with a C...
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Detail from an Ashoka Pillar
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The rich courtesan Vasantasena (...
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The Mogul Emperor Babur receives...
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Shiva dancing in the circle of f...
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Indian Art: the Hindu divinite V...
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Ganga, goddess who personifies t...
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Indian Art: the divinite Saraswa...
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Buddhism: “” The Bodhisattva (or...
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Equestrian portrait of Sultan Ab...
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Surya, god of the sun. Red sands...
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The populace pays allegiance to ...
1593 | opaque watercolour and gold on paper

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Relief depicting a double-headed...
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The Boar-faced Goddess, Varahi, ...
1660 | opaque watercolour, gold, beetle carapaces

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Diagram showing meridian points ...
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Ewer, Indian Sub-Continent, 16th...
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Relief depicting the dream of Ma...
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Hinduism: “” representation of V...
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The Fall of Mandhata, from Mathu...
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Shiva Vinadhara Dakshina-Murti, ...
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Cotton plaid sample from Mylapor...
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Rajah Sahib Dyal, from The Kingd...
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Statue of Ganga, Mahanad, Bengal...
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Harihara dancing in the alidha p...
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Nawab Ali-Mardan Khan, detached ...
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Add 15296 (1) f.96r, Bharata and...
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Agni, god of fire, depicted with...
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Maharana Sarup Singh of Udaipur ...
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Rajah Suchet Singh, from The Kin...
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Goddess with Fly Whisk, Didargan...
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Portrait of the Emperor Jahangir...
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Seated image of the Jain Tirthan...
1476 | brass with copper and silver inlays

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Magic camel. Painted miniature, ...
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Indian Art: Griffon with two war...
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Koran Page, c.1400 (ink & gold o...
14th century | ink and gold on paper

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Brahma, Chola Dynasty (granite w...
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Indian art: a fabric merchant. W...
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Rajah Dina Nath-Bahadur, from Th...
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The Dwarf Yaksa, from Cave 3 of ...
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Art of Gandhara (or Greco-Buddhi...
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Officer of the Mughal Army, c.15...
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Rajah Lal Singh, from The Kingdo...
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Three Bathers
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Dagger handle in the form of a h...
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The Mystic Circle of Phyag-rdor ...
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A man courts a woman in a luxuri...
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63.794 Tambula-Seva, Krishnagar,...
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The Goddess Kali represented in ...
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Buddhism: “” Prasenjit's last vi...
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Icon of Chinnamasta, the Mahavid...
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Koran Page, c.1335 (opaque wc, i...
1335 | opaque watercolour, ink and gold on paper

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Buddhist stupa, Nagarjunakonda (...
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1790 | pen and opaque watercolour on paper

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Vishnu on Garuda, c.1725 or earl...
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Bodhisattva Padmapani, Nalanda, ...
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Jalandhara Ragaputra, from a Rag...
1740 | opaque watercolor and gold on paper

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An elephant runs amok, c.1700
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Indian art: “” battle between a ...
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