Indian Folk Paintings Flashcards

(63 cards)

1
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Mithila paintings are from ?

A

Madhubandhi town

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Theme of Madhubandhi paintings ?

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Religious motifs

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Pattachitra painting is from ?

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Odisha

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Madhubandhi paintings are about what kind of auspicious occasions ?

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Birth, marriage, festivals

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How were Madhubandhi paintings made ?

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Rice paste and vegetable colours

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What was the base in Madhubandhi paintings ?

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Cow dung and mud

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Whom did the President of India honour in 1970 for Madhubandhi paintings ?

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Jagadmaba Devi

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Which village is Jagadambi Devi from ?

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Jitbarpur

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9
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Do Madhubandhi paintings have GI status ?

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Yes

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10
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What does patta and chitra mean in Sanskrit ?

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Canvas and Picture

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What is the base of Pattachitra paintings ?

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Cloth

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Where do the colours of Pattachitra paintings come from ?

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Natural sources like burnt coconut shells, Hungula and lamp black

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What coating is given to Pattachitra paintings to give it a glossy finish ?

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Lacquer

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What is the theme of Pattachitra paintings ?

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Jagannath and Vaishanava cult

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Which place in Odisha is known for Pattachitra art form ?

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Raghurajpur

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What is Pattachitra on palm leaf known as ?

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talapattachitra

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17
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Where is Patua Art from ?

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Bengal

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18
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What did Patua Art start as ?

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Mangal Kavyas

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What is Mangal Kavyas ?

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Auspicious stories of Gods and Godesses

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20
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Which district of Bengal does Patua paintings mainly come from ?

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Midnapur district

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21
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When did Kalighat paintings start ?

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19th Century

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Where did the Rural migrants, who started Kalighat paintings, settle down ?

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Kalighat temple

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23
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What is used for kalighat paintings ?

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Watercolours

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What are the Kalighat paintings about ?

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Religious and social sentiments

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Which region's tribal people practice Paitkar paintings ?
Jharkhan
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Which Godess does Paitkar painting have an association with ?
Ma Mansa
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What is a common theme of Patikar painting ?
What happens to human life post death
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What is the pen is Kalamkari paintings made up of ?
Bamboo
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What is the base in Kalamkari paintings ?
Cotton fabric
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What are the colours in Kalamkari paintings ?
vegetable dyes
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Which state is Kalamkari paintings practiced in ?
Andhra Pradesh
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Which are the main centers of Kalamkari paintings in Andhra Pradesh ?
Sriklashasti Machilipatnam
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What is the inspiration for Kalamkari paintings ?
Hindu mythology
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How long ago does Warli tradition go back to ?
2500-3000 BC
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Where was Warli paintings found ?
Gujarat Maharashtra border
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What are the scenes generally portrayed in Warli paintings ?
Fishing, hunting, farming, dances, animals and trees
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Which Goddess is generally portrayed in Warli paintings ?
Palaghata (Goddess of fertility)
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What shapes are found in Warli paintings ?
Triangle, circle and square
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What is the base in Warli paintings ?
Mixture of mud and cow dung
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What is the white pigment used in Warli paintings ?
Mixture of gum and rice powder
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Which North Eastern states do Thangka Paintings belong to ?
Sikkim Himachal Pradesh Ladakh Arunachal Pradesh
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What are Thangka paintings about ?
Highest ideals of Buddhism
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What is the canvas of Thangka paintings ?
Cotton
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What are the paints in Thangka paintings made of ?
Natural vegetable dyes or mineral dyes
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What are the 3 types of Thankga paintings ?
1. Life of Buddha 2. Wheel of Life 3. Offerings to Deities or Meditation
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Which state is Manjusha painting from ?
Bihar
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Where in Bihar from Manjhusha paintings from ?
Bhagalpur
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What is Manjusha painting also known as ?
Angika art
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What are Manjusha paintings done on ?
Boxes of jute and paper
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What are the main motiffs of Manjusha paintings ?
Snake motifs
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Where are Phad paintings predominantly found ?
Rajasthan
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What are the local deities found in Phad paintings ?
Pabji and Devnarayan
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How long is the piece of cloth - phad ?
15-30 feet
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Where are Cheriyal Scroll paintings indigenous to ?
Telangana
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Which community produces the Cheriyal Scroll paintings in Telengana ?
Balladeer
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Are the Cheriyal Scroll paintings continuous stories ?
Yes
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Do the Cheriyal Scroll paintings have GI status ?
Yes, as of 2007
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Which states' tribal communities produce Pithora paintings ?
Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat
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What are common themes in Puranas ?
Hindu Epics and Puranas
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Where are the Saura paintings from ?
Odisha
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Who is the main deity of the Sauras ?
Idital
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How are the colours of Saura paintings extracted ?
Minerals and Plants
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How are Saura paintings characterised ?
Stick Like Humans