UPSC Principle and Vice Principle GK/GS History of India Part - 3

The painting style known as the ‘Mughal School of Painting’ reached its zenith of refinement and realism during the reig...

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
The painting style known as the ‘Mughal School of Painting’ reached its zenith of refinement and realism during the reign of which emperor?
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A. Akbar
B. Shah Jahan
C. Jahangir
D. Humayun
Explanation
Jahangir 1809 between Maharaja Ranjit Singh, ruler of The Mughal School of Painting achieved its the Sikh Empire, and the British East India highest aesthetic development and artistic Company during the governor-generalship of refinement during the reign of Emperor Jahangir. Lord Minto I. Negotiated by envoy Charles A passionate patron of arts, Jahangir encouraged Metcalfe, the treaty established the Sutlej River naturalistic portraiture, detailed studies of as the formal boundary between the two powers, animals, birds, and flowers, as well as elaborate limiting Sikh expansion southward while securing court scenes. Master court painters like Ustad British non-interference north of the river. Mansur, Bishandas, and Abul Hasan flourished, introducing delicate brushwork, refined shading,
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