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Yogita Ingle 4 years, 2 months ago
(i) Paintings of the Mughal period were beyond the lives of the laymen. That was deemed as only the thing of the court. Hence the royal families, natural scenes, wars, animal fights, hunting, royal processions, etc. were painted in the paintings of this period.
(ii) There was no painting related to religious matters in Mughal paintings whereas there was an overflow of paintings on earthly and natural beauty.
(iii) Special emphasis was laid on natural scenes in the paintings of the Mughal period. The natural and scenic beauty was portrayed in the background of every painting.
(iv) Special emphasis was laid on the individual paintings of the Mughal rulers since the painters not only gained financially but also came in the good books of the ruling class. On gaining their pleasure, the painters got a place in the royal court.
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