Fine
arts are one of the most unconventional fields of study. Not many, most of our older generation to be precise,
had ever shown keen interest in this field. Fine art or any kind of art for
that matter has always been very territorial in nature. Down south, the Bengal
in the western plains and then our hilly states, the seven sisters are blessed with
a sort of uncanny madness for different art forms as compared to the rest of
the India. During the early and later medieval period, art patrons whether
Indian Kings or The East Indian Company had jointly given us some glorious art
heritage to be proud of for the rest of our lives.
Indian
art and architecture presents to the world the lavish interest of our kings in
art. The colossal palaces, intricate craftsmanship, the royal clothes and their
finer utilities, all narrate a story beyond imagination. It’s so fascinating to
even imagine how the craftsman. Artists worked with such precision and in so
much of details that too with hands. One could just wish to travel back in
times to witness such magnanimous artistry.
In
spite of no formal training in painting, we had so many renowned painters in
the past. Raja Ravi Verma was one amongst them. The Raja of Travancore and then
his will helped him become what he is now known as, the most celebrated
painter, who is credited to bring oil colours as the medium of painting and
also bring The Indian Gods and Goddess to life by giving them face.
We
are much blessed to have top fine art institute and colleges which conducts
admission in Diploma in fine arts in Delhi which is a one year course specially for gap year students who want
to prepare themselves for BFA Entrance exams for reputed central and state
universities offering BFA 4 yrs Undergraduate course to those who clear their
entrance exams. BFA Admission in Delhi
is offered by best Fine art institute each year between the months of May to
September.
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