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After 1200

Jean Hsu

Hinduism and Islam

Influences of Ghorids and other Islamic rulers

Qutb al-Din Aybak

INDIA

Quwwat al-Islam

Gothic Art (1150-1400)Cimabue

Most powerful Hindu kingdom

City of Victory

Eclectic mix of Hindu and Islamic

VIJAYANAGAR EMPIRE

Lotus Mahal

The HighRenaissance (1480-1520)Leonardo Da Vinci

Babur (1526-1530)

Akbar the Great

Patron of many painting projects

Artists sign their names

MUGHAL EMPIRE

Akbar and the Elephant Hawai

Baroque Art (1600-1700)Caravaggio

Jahangir Preferring a Sufi Shaykh to Kings

Baroque Art (1600-1700)Caravaggio

Taj Mahal

Dutch Art(1620-1670)Jan Vermeer

Hindu Rajput kings

Rajput

Resembles Mughal and Persian paintings

Work in anonymity

Pahari School

Rajput painting VS Mughal style

HINDU RAJPUT KINGDOM

Krishna and Radha

Rococo Art (1700-1775)Jean Honoré Fragonard

1529 and 1736 of southern India

Temple complexes

NAYAK DYNASTY

Great Temple, Madurai

Baroque Art (1600-1700)Caravaggio

English merchants during 16th century

1661 trade privileges

19th century East India Company

1877 Queen Victoria

Mahatma Gandi in 1947

THE BRITISH IN INDIA

Victoria Terminus

Realism (1840-1880)Gustave Courbet

Maharaja Jaswant Singh

Impressionism (1870-1890)Claude Monet

Theravada Buddhism

Vietnamese independence

Religious shift to Muslim in Indonesia

SOUTHEAST ASIA

Buddhism and Hinduism

Buddhist kingdoms in Thailand

Sukhothai (The Golden Age)

Ayutthaya

THAILAND

Walking Buddha

Early Renaissance (1300-1450)Masaccio

Emerald Buddha

Late Early Renaissance to Early High Renaissance(15th century)

Theravada Buddhist

Myanmar

Schwedagon Pagoda

International Gothic (1375-1425)Gentile da Frabiano

Indian and Chinese-related

Ly and Tran dynasties

Vietnamese ceramics

Vietnam

Ceramics

Mannerism (1520-1580)Bronzino

International market

Ranges from traditional to modern

Native and western styles

CONTEMPORARY ART

Meera Mukherjee

Minimalism (1960-1975)Frank Stella

QUIZ

Which was the most powerful Hindu kingdom in southern India?

A. Mughal

B. Vijayanagar

C. Rajput

D. Nayak

Under who did the first great flowering of Mughal art occur?

A. Shah Jahan

B. Qutb al-Din Aybak

C. Mahatma Gandhi

D. Akbar the Great

What were the 2 Buddhist Kingdoms in thailand?

A. Sukhothai& Ayutthaya

B. Rajput and Nayak

C. Sukhothai and Mughal

D. Ayutthaya and Nayak

What artworks showed the colonial influences of Britain?