Akbar laid the foundation of the Mughal school of painting in India but it was Jahangir who took it to the Zenith

True

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False

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20. consider the following statements

i) Mughal paintings were exuberant and gave less importance to realistic portraiture.

ii) Daswant and Baswan were famous painters in Jahangirs court.

iii) Portrait painting reached its zenith during Jahangirs rule.

iv) ustad Mansur, Abdul Hassan and Bishandas were famous portrait painters in Jahangirs court

Which of the above statements is /are wrong

12. The Mughal school of painting formed the spinal column of different schools of Indian miniature art.

Which one of the following painting styles was not affected by Mughal painting?

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