Delicate lines and soft colors
Religious subject matter
Large-scale compositions
Bold geometric forms
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The correct answer is: a) Delicate lines and soft colors.
The Kangra style of painting is a form of Indian painting that originated in the Kangra Valley in the 18th century. It is characterized by its delicate lines, soft colors, and use of gold leaf. The paintings often depict scenes from Hindu mythology and are notable for their beauty and artistry.
The other options are incorrect because:
- b) Religious subject matter is not unique to the Kangra style of painting. Many other styles of Indian painting also depict religious subject matter.
- c) Large-scale compositions are not a defining characteristic of the Kangra style of painting. Some Kangra paintings are large-scale, but others are much smaller.
- d) Bold geometric forms are not typically used in Kangra paintings. The paintings are more typically characterized by their delicate lines and soft colors.