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Chitra Sutra is consisted of 8 chapters or Adhyayas (35-43). Each chapter discusses about different feature of Indian painting: Adhyaya 35: This chapter showcases the mythic origin of painting and the five types of males together with their differing proportions.
Sep 18, 2012 · The Art of Painting in Ancient India – Chitrasutra (1) 18Sep. [I propose to post a series of articles on the art of painting in ancient India with particular reference to the Chitrasutra of Vhishnudharmottara purana, a text dated about Sixth Century AD.
Dec 17, 2013 · Ancient Chitrasutra Tradition of Indian Art. December 17, 2013 December 22, 2019. Since early times, the art and technique of painting were carefully studied and put down in the Chitrasutra of the Vishnudharmottara Purana.
Chitrasutra – The Art Of Painting In Ancient India In The Light Of Vishnudharmottara Purana – Part 1. Mind of an Indian Artist. Painting as an art has a rich history in India since it evolved and flourished from periods so early that it is hard to pin a time when India did not have painters. Painting is as old in India as its Shastra (scriptures).
Sep 18, 2012 · The Art of Painting in Ancient India – Chitrasutra (2) 18Sep. [ This is the second in the series of articles I would be posting on the art of painting in ancient India with particular reference to the Chitrasutra of Vhishnudharmottara purana. This article covers certain general aspects discussed in Chitrasutra text.
Dec 17, 2013 · The Chitrasutra tradition refers to the principles and guidelines outlined in the Chitrasutra, an ancient Sanskrit text dedicated to the art of painting. The text provides detailed instructions on various aspects of painting, including techniques, materials, pigments, styles, and subject matters.
The "Chitra Sutra" is a chapter of the "Vishnudharmottara Purana," the earliest and most comprehensive work on the theory and practise of temple architecture, painting, and image creation in ancient India.
