Write commentary on the subject of Gupta art and building construction.
Write commentary on the subject of Gupta art and building construction.
Giffris states that this painting is unmatched in the history of the art of telling his story by display of emotion, feeling of compassion and just emotion. The artist of Florence can show a more beautiful appearance in his paintings than the paintings of Ajanta, the artist of Venice may paint more in his paintings.
No one in the world can express the feeling of Ajanta's paintings
The 17th cave of Ajanta, the picture and the aajparna is alive and natural. Ja's picture shows the workable, vibrant and very refined form of art. "
The picture of the abandonment of Mahatma Buddha's home in the tr is very Rajiv and natural. Probably the world's best imaginary in relation to Mahatma Buddha. Is the picture. On. Imagination cannot possibly be repeated. Mother and 55 friends are very rare in the pictures of this cave. In this picture, Mahatma Buddha's wife Yashodhara is shown dedicating her son Rahul to her husband. In the pictures of this gaffa, one picture shows the emperor doing every thing. According to the statement of Sir Nivedita, while listening to the talk of Swarnahansa in the 17th cave, the picture of the Emperor is not available anywhere else in the world than the picture of the emperor. "
A picture is painted of a lion, deer and elephant's eye which is very attractive to the mind.
Gupta Art -
Musical art also developed during the Gupta period. Many Gupta emperors themselves were music lovers. The proof of this is the coins of Samudragupta and Chandragupta Vikramaditya on which the pictures of Veena or other instruments are made. Vatsyayan has declared knowledge of music as essential for every citizen. It is known from Malavikagnimitram that the cities used to have Kala Bhavan for the study of music. According to the Emi Granth, Das was a noted music teacher at that time. Vatsyayana considered the three main parts of music as song, instrument and dance. Gupta emperors used to teach music to their sons and daughters. References to music schools and music teachers are also found in Kalidasa's texts.
Gupta Dance -
On the basis of murals and literary evidence of Gupta caves, it can be said that this art too could make substantial progress at that time. In Malavikagnimitra, Ganadas is described as the master of dance. Two troupes are shown dancing in a picture of tiger secret temples. In the first circle, a dancer is dancing and seven women surround her. Among them, one female mridanga, three cymbals and the other three
Playing other instruments. In the middle of the second circle also a dancer is dancing and six women are playing various instruments. A similar scene is engraved on a stone found in Sarnath. Of course, after receiving these evidences, it would not be wrong to say that the dance art was also in great progress during the Gupta period. Probably in this period, the girls of that year were taught dance.
(F) Theater or Drama - Based on the plays written by Kalidas Visakhadatta in this period, it can be said that theater was developed in this era and plays were played on it. Detailed discussion of the names and types of performances of various parts of the theater is found in the literary works of the time. Presumably, the present version of Bharata Natya Shastra is of the Gupta period in which detailed and detailed interpretation of various parts of acting is found. The plays were considered to have a high tenor. The term auditorium and theater are available for theaters.
Gupta Currency Making Art -
Mudra art also developed immensely during the Gupta period. The pieces of this period are very captivating and mind-blowing. The shape of these postures and the sculptures made on them are very grand. Most of the Gupta period coins are made of gold but silver and copper currencies were also prevalent in this era. Dr. Ratibhanusin Nahar states that “The Gupta emperors commissioned artful gold coins. The variation in size and shape of their postures indicate the rich state of this art. The Gupta emperors are famous for their coin-making, elegance and artistry of interest. "
Gupta Science and Technology -
During the Gupta period, various branches of science developed significantly and their compilation was done in scientific and technological texts. |
(i) Mathematics -
In the field of mathematics, we find Arya Bhattiyam composed by Arya Bhatt during this time. He was a resident of Pataliputra. It appears that this mathematician was proficient in various types of mathematical calculations. Aryabhata has a special place in the field of mathematics, not only because he first raised the problems related to it, but also because the basic mathematical principles he had told, mathematicians of the following centuries also followed. His treatise (Aryabhatiyam) also discusses arithmetic, algebra and geometry. Points in mathematics highlight the value of place, circle and pie (). The true value of the pie is 3.14. Probably the method of extracting square root, cube root etc. which is available today was exactly the same method practiced by Arya Bhatt in the fifth century. The main features of the circle and triangle were also discussed by Aryabhata in his treatise.
(ii) Astrology -
Like Mathematics, Arya Bhatt got the highest name in the field of astrology. In fact, he was the first astrologer who in 499 AD had the first basic problem of astrology with mathematics.
Giffris states that this painting is unmatched in the history of the art of telling his story by display of emotion, feeling of compassion and just emotion. The artist of Florence can show a more beautiful appearance in his paintings than the paintings of Ajanta, the artist of Venice may paint more in his paintings.
No one in the world can express the feeling of Ajanta's paintings
The 17th cave of Ajanta, the picture and the aajparna is alive and natural. Ja's picture shows the workable, vibrant and very refined form of art. "
The picture of the abandonment of Mahatma Buddha's home in the tr is very Rajiv and natural. Probably the world's best imaginary in relation to Mahatma Buddha. Is the picture. On. Imagination cannot possibly be repeated. Mother and 55 friends are very rare in the pictures of this cave. In this picture, Mahatma Buddha's wife Yashodhara is shown dedicating her son Rahul to her husband. In the pictures of this gaffa, one picture shows the emperor doing every thing. According to the statement of Sir Nivedita, while listening to the talk of Swarnahansa in the 17th cave, the picture of the Emperor is not available anywhere else in the world than the picture of the emperor. "
A picture is painted of a lion, deer and elephant's eye which is very attractive to the mind.
Gupta Art -
Musical art also developed during the Gupta period. Many Gupta emperors themselves were music lovers. The proof of this is the coins of Samudragupta and Chandragupta Vikramaditya on which the pictures of Veena or other instruments are made. Vatsyayan has declared knowledge of music as essential for every citizen. It is known from Malavikagnimitram that the cities used to have Kala Bhavan for the study of music. According to the Emi Granth, Das was a noted music teacher at that time. Vatsyayana considered the three main parts of music as song, instrument and dance. Gupta emperors used to teach music to their sons and daughters. References to music schools and music teachers are also found in Kalidasa's texts.
Gupta Dance -
On the basis of murals and literary evidence of Gupta caves, it can be said that this art too could make substantial progress at that time. In Malavikagnimitra, Ganadas is described as the master of dance. Two troupes are shown dancing in a picture of tiger secret temples. In the first circle, a dancer is dancing and seven women surround her. Among them, one female mridanga, three cymbals and the other three
Playing other instruments. In the middle of the second circle also a dancer is dancing and six women are playing various instruments. A similar scene is engraved on a stone found in Sarnath. Of course, after receiving these evidences, it would not be wrong to say that the dance art was also in great progress during the Gupta period. Probably in this period, the girls of that year were taught dance.
(F) Theater or Drama - Based on the plays written by Kalidas Visakhadatta in this period, it can be said that theater was developed in this era and plays were played on it. Detailed discussion of the names and types of performances of various parts of the theater is found in the literary works of the time. Presumably, the present version of Bharata Natya Shastra is of the Gupta period in which detailed and detailed interpretation of various parts of acting is found. The plays were considered to have a high tenor. The term auditorium and theater are available for theaters.
Gupta Currency Making Art -
Mudra art also developed immensely during the Gupta period. The pieces of this period are very captivating and mind-blowing. The shape of these postures and the sculptures made on them are very grand. Most of the Gupta period coins are made of gold but silver and copper currencies were also prevalent in this era. Dr. Ratibhanusin Nahar states that “The Gupta emperors commissioned artful gold coins. The variation in size and shape of their postures indicate the rich state of this art. The Gupta emperors are famous for their coin-making, elegance and artistry of interest. "
Gupta Science and Technology -
During the Gupta period, various branches of science developed significantly and their compilation was done in scientific and technological texts. |
(i) Mathematics -
In the field of mathematics, we find Arya Bhattiyam composed by Arya Bhatt during this time. He was a resident of Pataliputra. It appears that this mathematician was proficient in various types of mathematical calculations. Aryabhata has a special place in the field of mathematics, not only because he first raised the problems related to it, but also because the basic mathematical principles he had told, mathematicians of the following centuries also followed. His treatise (Aryabhatiyam) also discusses arithmetic, algebra and geometry. Points in mathematics highlight the value of place, circle and pie (). The true value of the pie is 3.14. Probably the method of extracting square root, cube root etc. which is available today was exactly the same method practiced by Arya Bhatt in the fifth century. The main features of the circle and triangle were also discussed by Aryabhata in his treatise.
(ii) Astrology -
Like Mathematics, Arya Bhatt got the highest name in the field of astrology. In fact, he was the first astrologer who in 499 AD had the first basic problem of astrology with mathematics.
