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Development of Art and Paintings in India

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Watercolours based paints was the predominantly used in school of Paintings
(a) Bazaar School of Painting
(b) Company School of Painting

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Company paintings were distinguished by the use of water colour and in technique by the appearance of linear perspctive and shading.

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