Question

Which of the following statements accurately describes the Kishangarh School of Paintings?

• A. The Kishangarh School developed a unique style influenced solely by Mughal traditions.
• B. The Kishangarh School exclusively depicted religious themes without incorporating any secular subjects.
• C. The Kishangarh School is renowned for its depiction of Radha and Krishna, with Raja Savant Singh and his consort Bani Thani portrayed as these divine figures.
• D. The Kishangarh School was established in the 16th century under the patronage of Raja Savant Singh.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. The Kishangarh School is renowned for its depiction of Radha and Krishna, with Raja Savant Singh and his consort Bani Thani portrayed as these divine figures.

Kishangarh school of Paintings In the second quarter of the 18th century, the most enchanting school of Rajasthani painting emerged in Kishangarh under the patronage of Raja Savant Singh (1748–1757 AD), who composed devotional poetry dedicated to Krishna under the pen name Nagari Das. The exquisite miniatures from this school are attributed to the artist Nihal Chand. Kishangarh painting is especially renowned for the iconic Bani Thani style.