Author: Katie Jones

After the dawn of Christianity, the Vedic culture saw a decline in the Indian subcontinent because of its rigid rituals that ostracized many from god worship. Commoners and subsequently, the royalty was becoming deeply influenced by the Buddhist philosophy. As art and religion at those times were inseparable, this development and change led to the advancement of three schools of art In India with their distinct features and techniques. These schools of Indian Paintings identified as Mathura, Gandhara and Amravati School of art christened after their geographical origin. Also read, How to Turn Your Laptop Into a Desktop The Development of…