The dynamic regional style of miniature painting called 'Kangra Painting', famous for its soft poetic lines and focus on natural landscapes, reached its peak under the patronage of: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

The dynamic regional style of miniature painting called 'Kangra Painting', famous for its soft poetic lines and focus on natural landscapes, reached its peak under the patronage of:
A. Raja Govardhan Chand
B. Raja Kirpal Pal
C. Raja Balwant Singh
D. Raja Sansar Chand
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Kangra miniature painting flourished in the late 18th century under Raja Sansar Chand of the Katoch dynasty, who turned his court into a major center for artists.

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