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The evolution of Indian mural painting began with early rock-cut cave murals and matured through temple-based frescoes influenced by religious patronage and regional expression. From the murals of Badami to the sophisticated temple paintings of the Chola period and later Kerala wall-painting traditions, this artistic journey showcases India's deep continuity in sacred visual storytelling and pigment-based craftsmanship.

With the rise of sacred literature and illustrated religious texts, manuscript painting emerged as a major artistic tradition. The Western Indian School developed bold line work and symbolic color systems, while the Pala School pioneered delicate Buddhist miniature painting that later influenced Himalayan and Southeast Asian aesthetics. These manuscripts reflect deep spiritual expression and evolving regional aesthetics.

Modern Indian art witnessed a renaissance through the Amravati School, which bridged classical sculptural aesthetics with modern sensibilities. Alongside formal art movements, India’s rich traditions of folk and tribal art—including Madhubani, Warli, Gond, and Dhokra crafts—preserved indigenous visual culture, storytelling and symbolic motifs rooted in community identity and ritual practices.
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