Vijayanagara painting tradition

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The Vijayanagara painting tradition was a South Indian school of art that flourished under the Vijayanagara Empire, known for its vibrant colors, stylized figures, and strong religious themes that influenced later regional styles.

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instanceOf Indian painting style
South Indian school of art
painting tradition
associatedWith Vijayanagara Empire NERFINISHED
capitalCenter Hampi NERFINISHED
Vijayanagara NERFINISHED
characterizedBy flat areas of color
hieratic scale
ornate decorative details
strong religious themes
stylized figures
commonSubject Hindu deities
courtly scenes
royal portraits
country India
culturalContext Hindu Bhakti movement NERFINISHED
depicts Puranic stories
episodes from the Mahabharata
episodes from the Ramayana
endTime 17th century
flourishedUnder Vijayanagara Empire NERFINISHED
foundIn Hazara Rama Temple, Hampi NERFINISHED
Lepakshi temple NERFINISHED
Virupaksha Temple, Hampi NERFINISHED
temples of Hampi NERFINISHED
heritageStatus important phase in the history of South Indian painting
influenced Deccani painting NERFINISHED
Kerala mural painting NERFINISHED
Mysore painting NERFINISHED
Nayaka painting NERFINISHED
Tanjore painting NERFINISHED
mainTheme Hindu religious narratives
Shaivite themes
Vaishnavite themes
medium manuscript illustrations
murals
temple wall paintings
patron Hindu temple establishments
Vijayanagara kings NERFINISHED
region South India
startTime 14th century
styleFeature decorative floral and geometric borders
elongated eyes
rich ornamentation of costumes and jewelry
sharp facial profiles
uses mineral pigments
vegetable dyes
vibrant colors

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Tanjore painting influencedBy Vijayanagara painting tradition