Rishav Kumar Ram

The above painting presents a fine example of traditional Japanese painting from the eighteenth century. The artwork, defined by soft colouring, smooth brushstrokes and a serene effect, beautifully captures a scene from the nature's canvas that is unfolding in a bamboo grove- two cranes in…

The above painting presents a fine example of Kangra art during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century India. The style of clothing, the soft yet smooth colouring, the mix of the intricacy of Mughal paintings with the stylization of Rajput art is evidently visible,…

The above painting is a fine example of realistic painting that developed under European influence in colonial India. As an artwork, it represents a masterpiece comprising smooth brushstrokes, brilliant colouring, perfect use of light and shade and an emotional appeal to them.

The about painting is a fine example of late Renaissance. The painting marks a deviation from the continued norm in early Renaissance which stayed limited to only religious figures and narratives. In a society highly governed by orthodoxical religious orders, a raw depiction of human…

The above painting is a classic example of Chinese art during the thirteenth and the fourteenth century. The Yuan dynasty, though Mongol in origin and ethos of the state, did not retract and continued to shower patronage to local culture, religion and traditions of China.…

The above given artwork is a masterpiece painted by Tulsi, one of the most renowned court painters of Mughal empire. It presents one of the finest examples of Mughal paintings and reflects how Akbar wished himself to be seen as an emperor. The painting shows…

The painting above, which is a folio from Akbarnama, a history of Mughal emperor Akbar's reign written by his courtier and friend Abu'l Fazl, presents a fine example of Mughal paintings. The artwork specifically gives a detailed view into the world of warfare under Mughal…

The above painting, apart from being an artwork is also repository of an art movement in nineteenth century Italy and Spain. The painting reflects a sense of revival of belongingness to culture and religion, as shown through figures of farmers and village inhabitants, both men…

The above painting presents a brilliant example of visually showcasing the age old legacy, cultural and religious traditions of Sikhism through modern mediums of art.The painting above sums up the the whole Sikh philosophy and its level vastness in a beautiful picture of Guru Nanak,…

The above folio is a fine example of Mughal paintings during the rule of Akbar, when the synthetic nature of his court and his tolerance of different religions and cultures was transforming the overall character of the Mughal empire. This was also the period when…

The above given painting is a good example of early Renaissance period art. The Renaissance first began in the cities of Italy and the the paintings of this period were dominated by religious themes. This also reflected in this painting. As an artwork, it also…

The above painting is a classic example of Asian art, especially from China, both in theme and painting style. When looked upon as an art, the painting is work of smooth brushstrokes, light colouring, vivid yet soft detailing in the painting that adds a surreal…

The above painting is a fine example of realistic scenery paintings from late nineteenth century Russia. The painting shares a glimpse into the social, cultural and religious life of the majority of the then Russian empire. As an artwork, it is a beautiful piece combining…

The above given painting attributed to John George Brown I not just an artwork but also a visual repository of the misery and inequality of his time. It represents poverty, exhaustion, hunger and hopelessness of the poorer sections of a London society during the era…

The above painting is a good example of the post impressionist artworks b Amrita Sher Gil, which introduces and intermixes the Western styles and techniques of post impressionism with Indian themes and subjects, creating a a unique style that introduces Indian culture, especially that of…

The painting above is one of the highest examples of late European naturalism, evident in its 3d effect, smooth brushstrokes, light and shade as well as linear perspective. It gives a glimpse into the lives of the aristocratic class in medieval European, vivid enough to…

The above painting by Amrita Sher-Gil presents an old part of the Indian tradition and culture through a Western style of painting i.e the post impressionist style, mixing it with Indian elements. The light but profound colouring, contrasting use of different shades and the fading…

The painting above presents a fine example of early Romanticera in Europe in which nature, human emotions, suffering and life are the main focus of art.

The above painting represents one of the finest examples of realistic style if painting which emerged in Latin America with European colonization, especially in Mexico. This is also reflected in the theme, which shows figures mentioned in the Bible and revered in the Christian tradition.…

The above painting presents a fine example of Bengal art during British colonial rule over India, when art was influenced by European and other foreign themes while subjects most of the times remained Indian. The above painting represents a visual depiction of the meeting scene…

The above given article is a fine example art in constructivism. Highly influenced by the cubist art form of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, the constructivist art, pioneered and introduced by Vladimir Tatlin believed that art should reflect the social life, ideas and struggles of it'd…

The above painting is a classic work of the Renaissance. The naturalistic realism, use of light and shade, and the perfect human body sketch- representing better understanding of the human anatomy at that time in Europe than earlier. Moreover, the lively depiction of the background…

The above artwork is an excellent example of art in Romantic era, which focused more on mystical feelings, human emotions, pain, tragedy and socio-political happenings and how they influenced and affected people and an individual as a human, standing completely opposed to the plastic sense…

The above painting presents one of the most resplendent portraits of the famous French emperor turned military corporal, Nepolean Bonaparte, painted by one of the finest Italian artists of the period, Andrea Appiani. The painting presents a undeterred, magnificent, calm portrait of Napolean exuding a…

The above painting is a good example of art during Edwardian period, a mic of the realistic naturalism of the Renaissance with the coming modernism that followed. The painting not only depicts a theme from Greek mythology which was a major source of paintings of…

The above painting is a fine example of Neoclassical art, which continued the essence to carry the essence of Greeko-Roman art- the beauty in nude, bare human body, mixed with the realistic painting style of the Renaissance in the use of light and shade- a…

The above artwork is a good example of artworks during the Renaissance in Europe. The Greco-Roman concept from the ancient period of beauty in nudity and seeing human body as a subject of art is profoundly and vividly depicted. The smooth flowing brushstrokes, rich, deep…

The painting given above is a good example of the Renaissance period and it's influence throughout the globe. The realistic touch, fine delicacy, and smooth finished touch is evident in every inch of this painting. It also highlights the well-known themes and styles in paintings…

The painting above presents a classic example of Mughal paintings under the patronage of Mughal emperor Akbar. During Akbar's reign, attempts were slowly made to make Mughal miniature art more realistic and refined by including elements of local Indian art traditions. This was reflected in…

The painting given above is a great example of French paintings in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. It gives a glimpse into the life of the French aristocracy, here the women of the class, which shows the coexistence of higher status, pomp and elegance…

The above artwork is a good example of American paintings in late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The painting depicts a scene of a game of cards going on between some men. They are all dressed in black coats though one of them has taken…

The painting above is a great example of Indo Persian art which flourished under Mughal court in India, attributed to one of the most well-known artists medieval India- Chaturbhuj. The painting above is actually a folio from Razmnama- the Persian translation of the Indian epic…

The painting given above is a great example of late Renaissance and early Enlightenment period Europe. Rich in its shading, smooth finishing, rich colouring, a realistic and a three dimensional effect- it represents the prime epitome European naturalism that grew in that in art and…

The painting above represents an interesting pisode from the Razmnama ( literally, the Book of Wars)- the Persian translation of Mahabharata which was commissioned by emperor Akbar. The painting presents a unique and beautiful blend of two- the Persianate and traditional Indian styles. This is…

The painting above presents a good example of art and paint in colonial South America. The artwork should by a Spanish artist gives us a glimpse into colonial tastes, perceptions- regarding the people they ruled and and their culture. The painting above gives an example…

The painting given above gives a glimpse into the then society of erstwhile Korea (now divided between North and South). It also presents a classic example of East Asian artistic styles. Unlike many forms of paintings contemporary to it, the artwork given above carries the…

This artwork by Pietro Longhi, is a fine example of both art at its peak and projection of a mirror by an artist to his contemporaries society. As a piece of of painting, Longhi's work exudes the artistic excellence of Renaissance Italy, and particularly its…

The painting given above titled 'Magician' is one of the several artworks by Gaganendranath Tagore, a skilled painter and cartoonist of the Bengal school, during a period when India was under the colonial rule of the British empire. The artwork given above shows his versatility…

The painting above, titled 'St.Martina', I one the several artwork series created by Pietro da Cortona, a famous painter and architect of Renaissance Italy. An expert baroque painter and artist, Cortona found himself drawn to her legacy after he discovered her relics while working on…

The above artwork, painted by Russian artist Fydor Rokotov, represents the Russian-Rococo style of portraiture which emerged in 18th century Russia. The painting given here let's a glimpse into the artistic style of Rokotov which represent a mix if the oppulent elegance draw from French…

This self portrait of Marietta Robusti represents one of the finest examples of art during European Renaissance and captures the key essences of the prevalent painting style of the period- three dimensional realism, contrasting use of light and shade, anatomical accuracy, resemblance of symmetry and…

This artwork by famous Japanese painter Yamamoto Baiitsu (1783-1856), is a fine example of artistic mastery and fine elegance. The painting above presents a glimpse into his unique style of painting, which shows a continuity of some elements of old styles while fusing them with…

Painted by Ghulam Murtaza Ali, this painting presents a classic example of Mughal paintings in the late eighteenth century and early nineteenth centuries- a painting style initially with high Central Asian and Persian (intricate and light aesthetic patterns and designs) influence gradually getting Indianised, incorporating…

The art worl represents an attempt fusion of classic Islamic calligraphic styles-which flourished in West and latter South Asia spanning over a long of span of history, beginning from eighth century onwards and reaching its zenith in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, with contenporary art…

The art worl represents an attempt fusion of classic Islamic calligraphic styles-which flourished in West and latter South Asia spanning over a long of span of history, beginning from eighth century onwards and reaching its zenith in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, with contenporary art…

The art worl represents an attempt fusion of classic Islamic calligraphic styles-which flourished in West and latter South Asia spanning over a long of span of history, beginning from eighth century onwards and reaching its zenith in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, with contenporary art…