This paintings is small-scale works of art from the Indian subcontinent (16th-19th centuries), characterized by: 1. Mughal School: • Focus: Realism, individualized portraits, and secular court life (e.g., ruler with a flower). • Style: Fine detail, naturalistic shading, and a blend of Persian and Indian techniques.
• Style: Bold, flat, intense colors, and stylized figures used to evoke mood and narrative. The common thread is the use of incredibly fine brushwork and opaque watercolors (gouache) on paper.
