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The region of Shekhawati in Rajasthan is remarkable for its wealth of mural paintings which adorn the walls of many buildings, including havelis. The building boom attracted many Muslim chejaras, masons, and Hindu kumhars, members of the potter caste who became masons, to Shekhawati. The painters were mostly gifted, self-taught men drawn from amongst them. For the finest work, teams of professional painters were called in from the Jaipur direction. Where painters have signed, they are from Jaipur or its vicinity. Masons whose ancestors painted often talk of their family migrating from the southeast.
6 lessons • 1h 6m
Course Overview: About Rajasthani Paintings (in Hindi)
5:36mins
Description of Mewad School of Painting (in Hindi)
14:37mins
Description of Marwad School of Painting (in Hindi)
14:25mins
Description of Dhundhar School of Painting (in Hindi)
11:24mins
Description of Hadoti School of Painting (in Hindi)
7:33mins
Description of Wall Paintings of Rajasthan (in Hindi)
12:31mins