Indian Paintings: Classical & Folk for UPSC EPFO: FREE PDF & Live Quiz

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Indian Paintings are an important topic under Art and Culture for the UPSC EPFO examination. Questions can cover major classical, folk, and tribal painting traditions, their regional associations, distinctive features, themes, and important facts. Understanding these art forms helps candidates strengthen their preparation for the General Awareness section.

Indian Paintings for UPSC EPFO, FREE Practice PDF

Prepare effectively with our FREE Indian Paintings Practice PDF, covering important classical, folk, and tribal art forms along with their regions, features, themes, and other exam-relevant information in a simple and structured format.

Indian Paintings for UPSC EPFO, FREE Live Quiz

After completing the practice PDF, attempt our FREE Indian Paintings Live Quiz to revise important classical, folk, and tribal art forms and evaluate your preparation in an exam-like environment.

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1. The earliest known paintings in India are found at:

2. The Ajanta cave paintings primarily depict themes from which religion?

3. The finest phase of Ajanta paintings was executed during which period?

4. The technique used in Ajanta murals is best described as:

5. Bhimbetka is located in which present-day state?

6. The Bagh cave paintings are located in:

7. Badami cave paintings were patronised by which dynasty?

8. Sittanavasal cave paintings are associated with which religion?

9. The earliest miniature paintings in India belong to which school?

10. Pala School miniatures mainly illustrated manuscripts of which faith?

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11. The Chola murals are found in the Brihadeeswarar Temple at:

12. The Western Indian School of painting is also called the:

13. The Mughal school of painting was firmly established under:

14. The Hamzanama was produced during the reign of:

15. Mughal painting reached its naturalistic golden age under:

16. Ustad Mansur, famous for flora and fauna studies, served under:

17. Which Mughal ruler is associated with formal, gold-rich, jewel-like paintings?

18. Which ruler’s reign saw a decline in Mughal painting patronage?

19. The Deccan school flourished under the:

20. Which of these is a Deccan painting centre?

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