The document discusses two traditional Indian painting styles: Pichwai paintings from Rajasthan and Kalamkari paintings from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Pichwai paintings are large devotional pictures created on cloth with rich dark colors that depict Krishna and are hung in Hindu temples. Kalamkari paintings are created using hand-painting or block-printing on cloth, originating to decorate temple chariots, and there are two distinct styles - Srikalahasti using freehand drawing and Machilipatnam using carved wooden blocks. Both styles use natural dyes and depict religious stories and myths.
The document discusses two traditional Indian painting styles: Pichwai paintings from Rajasthan and Kalamkari paintings from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Pichwai paintings are large devotional pictures created on cloth with rich dark colors that depict Krishna and are hung in Hindu temples. Kalamkari paintings are created using hand-painting or block-printing on cloth, originating to decorate temple chariots, and there are two distinct styles - Srikalahasti using freehand drawing and Machilipatnam using carved wooden blocks. Both styles use natural dyes and depict religious stories and myths.
The document discusses two traditional Indian painting styles: Pichwai paintings from Rajasthan and Kalamkari paintings from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Pichwai paintings are large devotional pictures created on cloth with rich dark colors that depict Krishna and are hung in Hindu temples. Kalamkari paintings are created using hand-painting or block-printing on cloth, originating to decorate temple chariots, and there are two distinct styles - Srikalahasti using freehand drawing and Machilipatnam using carved wooden blocks. Both styles use natural dyes and depict religious stories and myths.
The document discusses two traditional Indian painting styles: Pichwai paintings from Rajasthan and Kalamkari paintings from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Pichwai paintings are large devotional pictures created on cloth with rich dark colors that depict Krishna and are hung in Hindu temples. Kalamkari paintings are created using hand-painting or block-printing on cloth, originating to decorate temple chariots, and there are two distinct styles - Srikalahasti using freehand drawing and Machilipatnam using carved wooden blocks. Both styles use natural dyes and depict religious stories and myths.
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Painting style of
india
By:- Dev Barot
Class:- com.11th PAINTING IN INDIA
INDIA HAS BEEN THE COUNTRY OF ARTS
WHETHER IT’S DANCING, SINGING, CRAFTING AND NEVER LETS DOWN TO THE LOVERS OF ART. ONE OF THE MOST FASCINATING ART OF INDIA IS PAINTINGS WHICH IS A SOURCE TO EXPRESS THOUSANDS OF FEELING, EMOTIONS AND THOUGHT. AS INDIA IS THE COUNTRY OF DIVERSITY IT HAS DIFFERENT FORMS OF PAINTINGS ALSO, LET’S HAVE A GLANCE ON THE PICHWAI PAINTINGS
PICHWAI IS THE FORM OF PAINTINGS
WHICH BELONGS TO THE ROYAL STATE RAJASTHAN. PICHWAI MEANS ‘HANGING AT THE BACK ‘.IT IS CREATED ON THE HANDSPUN TEXTURED CLOTHS WITH RICH DARK COLOURS AND IT FORMS A BACKDROP TO SRINATHJI’S IDOL IN THE SANCTUM AT NATHDWARA. ABOUT PICHWAI PAINTINGS
PICHHWAI ARE LARGE DEVOTIONAL HINDU PAINTED
PICTURES, NORMALLY ON CLOTH, WHICH PORTRAY KRISHNA. THEY ARE MAINLY MADE TO HANG IN HINDU TEMPLES OF THE PUSHTIMARG DEVOTIONAL TRADITION, ESPECIALLY THE SHRINATHJI TEMPLE IN NATHDWARA, RAJASTHAN, BUILT AROUND 1672. THEY ARE HUNG BEHIND THE IDOL OF SHRINATHJI, A LOCAL FORM OF KRISHNA AND THE CENTRE OF PUSHTIMARG WORSHIP, TO DEPICT HIS LEELAS. THE PURPOSE OF PICHHWAIS, OTHER THAN ARTISTIC Some famous Artist
1. Pooja Singhal 2. Arun Sharma 3. Trilok Prakash Soni
Interesting fact
These Paintings are made
with natural colors extracted from flowers, leaves and semi-precious stones. The showdown is made with pure gold and other precious metals that are rich in value. KALAMKARI PAINTINGS
KALAMKARI IS A TRADITIONAL INDIAN
ART FORM OF HAND-PAINTING OR BLOCK-PRINTING ON CLOTH AND DERIVES ITS NAME FROM THE WORD ‘KALAM,’ WHICH MEANS PEN OR BRUSH. ORIGINATING FROM THE INDIAN STATES OF ANDHRA PRADESH AND TELANGANA, KALAMKARI PAINTING WAS FIRST PRACTICED TO DECORATE TEMPLE CHARIOTS AND BACKGROUNDS ABOUT KALAMKARI PAINTINGS
THERE ARE TWO DISTINCTIVE STYLES OF
KALAMKARI ART IN INDIA—SRIKALAHASTI AND MACHILIPATNAM. IN THE SRIKALAHASTI TECHNIQUE, THE ‘KALAM’ IS USED FOR THE FREEHAND DRAWING OF STORIES FROM THE RAMAYANA, MAHABHARATA, PURANA AND OTHER MYTHOLOGIES. IN THE MACHILIPATNAM STYLE, ARTISTS USE CARVED WOODEN BLOCKS AND Some famous Artist 1. Gurappa Chetty 2. Niranjan 3. Sri Kalahasti 4. K Srinivas Rao 5. Mr. Chandra
Interesting fact
Kalamkari is also known
as healing fabric, as the colours, motifs, compositions and the narration of magical forms create an aura that heals an individual physically and spiritually.