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01 Famous for its Paleolithic cave paintings:

(1) Lascaux (2) Chauvet Cave

(3) Altamira (4) Cussac

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02 The Persian Wars of 480 BC to 448 BC are usually taken as the divid-

ing line in ancient Greek Art between the

(1) Archaic and the classical periods

(2) Classical and the Hellenistic period

(3) Archaic and the Hellenistic Period

(4) Hellenistic and the Byzantine Period

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03. Ancient Egyptian art was expressed in :

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04. In place of the nude Martyrs of Christian tradition were elevated in :

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05. Ingres is among the best-known :

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06 The technical ability of the Hellenistic sculptors are clearly evidence

m(1) Winged Victory of Samothrace

(2) Kleobis and Biton

(3) Terracotta statue of Zeus and Ganymede

(4) Peplos kore

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08 Who was the greatest architect and sculptor of the Baroque period?

(1) Michelangelo (2) Annibale Carracci

(3) Gianlorenzo Bernini (4) Raphael.

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09 Leonardo da Vinci was :

(1 ) Italian (2) French (3) Spainish (4) Greek

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10 Most influential Florentine sculptors of the Early Italian Renaissance

was:

(1) Rodin

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11 Masters of the human form was:

(1) Barbara Hepworth (2) John Mira

(3) Michelangelo (4) Henry Moore

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12 Louvre museums is in(1) Lundon (2) Paris (3) Berlin (4) California

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13 The Rape of the Sabine Women (1578-82) Florence painted by;

(1) Michelangelo (2) Henry Moore

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14 Didarganj Yakshi is famous for its;

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15 Which sculptor free their work from the extreme realism of the Greekideal :

(1) Rodin

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(2) Alberto Giacometti

(4) Alexander Calder

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16 Art not only imitates nature but also completes its deficiencies. Said:

(1) Immanual Kant (2) Aristotle

(3) Hegal (4) Croce

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17 The Sistine Chapel ceiling was painted by :

(1) Raphael (2) Rembrandt

(3) Leonardo de Vinci (4) Michelangelo

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18 The Italian sculptors made sculptures in :

(1) Lime Stone (2) Carara Marble

(3) Granite (4) White marble

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19 Jackson Pollock is called

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20 Art is Itself Placed Under The Larger Umbrella Term New Media Art is:

(1) Pop Art (2) Print Media(3) Digital Art (4) Installation Art

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21 The Last Supper painting is an example of :

(1) Foreshortening (2) Perspective

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22 Famous works water lilies was painted by :

(1) Claude Monet (2) Vincent van Gogh

(3) Henri Matisse (4) Edvard Munch

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23 Georges Seurat developed the technique branching from Impression-

ism in 1886 :

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24 His reputation as a portraitist:(1) Michelangelo Buonarroti

(3) Rembrandt van Rijn

(2) Francisco de Goya

(4) Wassily Kandinsky

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25 The meaning of art is explored in a branch of philosophy known as :

(1) Aesthetics (2) Epistemology

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26 Louise Nevelson was an American artist known for:

(1) Realistic Painting (2) Garden Sculpture

(3) Assemblage (4) Interior Decoration

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27 Jatakas tales related to :

(1) Ganesha's life (2) Buddha's life

(3) Mahavir's life (4) Krishna s life

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28 The Nile river was the lifeline of :

(1) Ancient Egyptian civilization (2) Indus Valley civilization

(3) Ancient Greece (4) Mesopotamia

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29 Feminine creative energy was worshiped as shakti in Hinduism and

Tantra in:

(I) Tibetan Buddhism (2) Greco- Buddhism

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30 Who adapted the aniconic tradition?

(1) Christian (2) Hindus (3) Buddhist (4) Jainis

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31 Often considered overly-ornate and gaudy, richly decorated style of:

(I) Gothic (2) Ancient Egypt

(3) Rococo (4) Neo-Classicism

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32 He is regarded as one of the leading surrealist sculptors:

(I) Alberto Giacometti (2) Alexander Calder.

(3) Robert Morris (4) David Smith

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33 Bauhaus is the common term an art and architecture school in Ger-many that was associated with the:

(I) Tapestry design

(2) Open air museum

3) Trend toward less ornate art and rchitecture and greater utility

(4) Geometric abstraction

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34 The origin of terracotta art can be traced back :

(1) Japan (2) Indus Valley civilization

(3) China (4) Mesopotamia

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35 In the early 20th century a urinal as a sculpture exhibited by :

(1) James Rosenquist (2) David Tudor

(3) Tom Wesselmann (4) Marcel Duchamp

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36 Turner Prize is usually awarded for achievement in contemporary artm(1) Greece (2) France (3) Germany (4) Britain

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37 The post-war. Climate for art was a disaster. Important collectors

dealers and modem artists writers and poets had fled Europe for:

(1) Tokyo (2) Japan

(3) New York and America (4) Canada

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38 Statue of Liberty is one of the recognizable icons of the:

(1) Greece (2) United States

(3) Germany (4) France

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39 The sculptures of Sanchi Stupa is reminiscent of the:

(1) Medieval period (2) Gupta period

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40 Buddhism is a world religion, which began from:

(1) Magadha (2) Sikkim (3) Nepal (4) Ladakh

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41 Using the term catharsis to refer to the emotions was first done y

the philosopher:

(1) Kant (2) Croce (3) Hegal (4) Aristotle

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42 Amrita Sher-Gil drew inspiration from European painters such as :

(1) Lucien Simon (2) Boris Tazlitsky

(3) Paul Cezanne and Paul Gauguin (4) Edvard Munch

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43 The Dilwara temples at :

(1) Chitorgarh (2) Junagadh (3) Mount Abu (4) Palitana

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44 The natural effects of time air exposure on a surface of metal is called:

(1) Chrome (2) Enameling (3) Fungus (4) Patina

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45 The best example of Chola bronzes can be seen in the form of the:

(1) Temple Sculpture (2) Nataraja

(3) Cave Art (4) Nandhi

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46 Pyramids are the world s ancient architecture of:

(1) China (2) Rome (3) Egypt (4) Afghanistan

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47 Mace (Gada) Symbol of devotion (bhakti), pertain to Hindu God:

(1) Krishna (2) Hanuman (3) Shiva (4) Ganesh

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48 Magnificent sculpture is a panel depicting Ravana shaking mount

Kailasa at :

(1) Ellora (2) Ajanta

(3) Mahaballipuram (4) Konark

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49 Swastika is a symbol connoting:

(1) Righteousness (2) Wealth and Prosperity

(3) Auspiciousness (4) Fearlessness

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50 One of the finest Miniature painting based on the poems Gita Govinda

of Jaidev in

(1) Chamba painting

(3) Basohli Painting

(2) Kangra painting

(4) Guier Painting

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51 Towering temples from 950 to 1100 A.D. in Central India constructed

by:

(1) Chalukyas (2) Pallavas (3) Chandellas (4) Palas

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52 Bani Thani is an Indian painting labeled as India's Mona Lisa of:

(1) Kota (2) Mewar (3) Bundi (4) Kishangarh

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53 Dandi march sculpture done by :

(1) Sarbari Roy Chaudhary (2) Shankho Chaudhary

(3) Devi Prasad Roy Chaudhary (4) Ram V Sutar

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54 The Kendariya Mahadeva temple built at :

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55 He is regarded as the father of modernism in sculpture in India:

(1) Bikash Devnath (2) Jahar Dasgupta

(3) Sam Nath Hare (4) Ram Kinker Baij

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56 Cave monuments dating from the second century BCE, containingpaintings and sculpture considered to be masterpieces of Buddhist

religious art at :(1) Badami (2) Elephanta

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57 The pink sandstone sculptures of Mathura evolved during the:

(1) Gupta Empire period (2) Mauryan Empire

(3) Chalukya empire (4) Kushans period

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58 The famous huge temple dragged by seven horses at Konarak dedi-cated to:

(1) Surya (2) Sani (3) Indra (4) Vishnu

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59 Recently been discovered the world s oldest known art, in Auditorium

Cave and Daraki-Chattan Caves are located in :

(1) Maharash ra

(3) Andhra Pradesh

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(2) Madhya Pradesh

(4) Karnataka

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60 Which is the earliest known Indian lost wax artifacts?

(1) The Dancing Girl of Mohenjodaro

(2) Ashoka pillar

(3) Nataraja

(4) Priest head

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61 Kalighat paintings strongly influence and inspire the famous artist:

(1) Gaitonde (2) Jamini Roy

(3) Binod Bihari Mukharjee (4) Biren De

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62 Buddhist sculptures are greatly influenced by Greek sculputes in :

(1) Mathura (2) Sanchi stupas

(3) Gandhara (4) Sarnath

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63 Who was an Italian critic, idealist philosopher

(1) Roger Fry (2) Benedetto Croce(3) Clive Bell (4) Aristotle

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64 The theory of rasa is attributed to :

(1) Bharatamuni (2) Abhinavagupta

(3) Bhatt Lollat (4) Bhatt Nayak

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65 pointing machine is used to accurately transfer measuring pointsfrom a model is called :

(1) Rough carving (2) Direct carving

(3) Chip carving (4) Indirect carving

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(1) ~ ~ , 1 1 % I ~ n (2) >iO \ 1 I ~ n(3) R'f 1 I ~ n (4) ~ \ 1 I ~ n

66 The human body is an example of •

(1) Radial Balance (2) Symmetrical Balance

(3) Asymmetrical Balance (4) Point Balance

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(1) m<i't IAgM1 (2) T\ mqfif' 1 'd IAgM1 (3) R'i'llAgM' (4) IAgM'

67 Plaster of Paris is created by heating about 1S0aC of :

(1) White marble

(3) Lime Stone

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(2) Gypsum

(4) Soft Stone

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(3) <B "" ' (OR (4) "'R'f <if;r

68. How the gods of the Indian pantheon are to be shown in images rules

laid down in the :

(1) Bhautika Shastra (2) Vaastu Shastra

(3) Dharmasastra (4) Shilpasastras

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( 1 'IIR'-I (2) 'IIR'-I (3) >r4 'IIR'-I (4) fIR-q 'IIR'-I

69. Priest King from Mohenjo-daro is a exhibit of :

(1) Indian Museum Kolkota

(2) National Museum New Delhi

3) National Museum Karachi Pakistan

(4) British Museum London

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(1) I<l1 (2) f < 1 H (4) "II"''1Q

70. Ardhanarisvara the hermaphrodite form of

(1) Radha Krishna (2) Shiva

(3) Sita Ram (4) Luxmi Narayan

'3 $ Rm' ffiqf<'i'l 1% '8 "" <"' ~ ?

(1) (I'>1l ¥ l (2) fuq (3) -mm (lq

71. Sotheby s is a :

(1) Art gallery (2) Art market

(4) B8;+fi '11(1'1 01

(3) Art material dealer (4) Fine-art auction house

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1l? Ii ~ :

(1) 31li (2) 'IFi R(3) m'Ilfi O/Mlil (4) <'Ifffir '4k='114,ff1l R

72 Royal college of art is in :

(1) Rome (2) New York (3) London (4) Finland

ft;n;: U<R1 ~(1) Wr (2) "{'1I<t (3)

73 Porcelain is belived to have originate in

(1) China (2) Japan (3) Indonesia (4) Korea

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74 Which branch ofBuddhism popularized the concept of a Bodhisattva:

(1) Mahayana (2) Vajrayana

(3) Tibetan Buddhism

(1) Q'lI'l11

(3) fil 'l<i1

(4) Hinayana

(2) ~ I ' l 1 1(4) lil1'l11

75 An analysis for particular symbolic content of art work is called:

(1) Epistemology (2) Iconography

(3) Aesthetics (4) Bibliography

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(3) 00 (4) JRI

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76 The Elephanta cave is movement of the :

(1) Pallavas (2) Rashtrakutas (3) Chola (4) Hoysalas

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(1) 'Iffi ' (2) ( le F (3) (4) ~ ~ @77 His paintings are considred to be among tbe best examples of tbe

fusion of Indian tradition with the techniques of European academic

art :

(1) Raja Ravi Varma (2) Ravindra Natb Tagore

(3) A Ramachandran (4) M.V. Devan

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78 Sculptor known for his portraits of Mahatma Gandhi:

(1) Dhan Raj Bhagat (2) Mahender Pandya

(3) Ram v Sutar (4) Avtar Singh Pawar

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(1) oR uor '1'Td (2)

(3) TIJ <it WIR (4) 31'fflR 1W tf'lR

79 Three dimensional works designed to transform the perception of a

space:

(1) Display

(3) Portrait

(2) Theatre art

(4) Installation art

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(1) (2) qi\ iji ffi

(3) li$: (4) iji ffi

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80 The National Museum is the largest museum in India at :

(1) Patna (2) New Delhi (3) Mumbai (4) Kolkota

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(1) (2) (3) (4) <hl<.1i.h1d1

81 Black marble quaI} is at :

(1) Makrana (2) Beslana (3) Mount Abu (4) Jhansi

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82 Barbara Hepworth was a contemporary of :

(1) Anne Acheson (2) John Luke

(3) Deborah Brown (4) Henry Moore

'II( iI{1<liT wli.h 111 '1 IT :

(1) Q:;ft ~ * I 1 (2) oiR (3) (4) ~83 Modem Technology has transformed traditional activities such as paint-

ing, drawing and sculpture in new forms of :

(I) Performing Art (2) Digital Art

(3) Video Art (4) Contemporary Art

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(3) r q r S ~ r 31Ti (4) *l4i.h1<11'1 R IT

84 Who, along with Pablo Picasso, developed the art movement known as

Cubism?

(1) Georges Braque

(3) Gauguin

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(2) Henri Matisse

(4) Andre Derain

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(1) ~ r o q (2) m llflru (3) m (4) 31R:

85 Pigment mixed withwater on a thin layer of wet, fresh lime mortar or

plaster is used in:

(1) Fresco (2) Tempra

(3) Wash painting (4) Mural

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86 Who works at Cholamandal Artists Village?

(1) Raghav Kaneria (2) S. Nand Gopal

(3) K M Adimoolam (4) Yusuf Arakkal

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87 Syed Haider Raza (born 22 February 1922) is an eminent Indian artistwho has lived and worked in :

(1) France (2) Italy (3) London (4) New York

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(1)"lOffi (2) (3) <'iG'I (4) " i ~ I *88 Tempera water-soluble medium is a :

(1) Instant drying (2) Slow drying

(3) Fast drying (4) Spot drying

-qr;ft ~ < ' I 1 ~ f t < l 'lI'iAIi'i ~ t(1) ' i21' i2 t (2) >ITt t

(3) t (4) \'1'R: t

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89 e has used st inless steel utensils in his sculpture:

(1) Valsan Koorma Kolleri (2) Subodh Gupta

(3) Balan Nabiar (4) Vivan Sundram

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90 The sculptures of Hampi is popular for its:

(1) Free Standing Sculptures (2) Cave Sculpture

(3) Wood Sculptures (4) Rock Cut Sculptures

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(3) qit 'If<I<iT

(2) 'l'1 qit ' f&MI

(4) Uq; OR: lJf<fl1i

Clay becomes red on firing due to :

(1 ) Iron Content (2) Manganese (3) Carbon (4)

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High firing

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92 Which gas is used with oxygen for gas welding for metal sculpture?

(1) Hydrogen (2) Nitrogen

(3) Acetylene (4) Carbon dioxide

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(1) ~ 1 ' ' $ 1 ' ' 1 (2) 11'? " 1

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93 Red colour appears in black and white picture as :

(1) Red (2) Black (3) White (4) Gray

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98 The illustrated palm leaf manuscripts produced in 13th century and

later by

(1) Jains (2) Budhists (3) Palas (4) Pallavas

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(1) 't (2) ~ r 4 ; 't (3) ' R'[ 't (4) 'f<'ffi't

99 ainter known or his Tantra painting:

(1) Sunil Das (2) Krishna Khanna

(3) Gulam Rasool Santosh (4) N S Bendre

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(1) wfR <:ro

(3) :I< IT l -.t<iM

(2) 'f"'1" 9'i11

(4) l1.'I

100 Where the sculptures that produce music?

(1) Tamil Nadu (2) Karnataka

(3) Andhra Pradesh (4) Maharashtra

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