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Company painting: a standalone construct

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Art history

paintings made by Indian artists for British patrons of the East India Company era, mixing Indian techniques with European taste.

In art history, Company painting refers to paintings made by Indian artists for British patrons of the East India Company era, mixing Indian techniques with European taste. This meaning comes from Archer (1992) in Company paintings.[1]

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References

Archer, M. (1992). Company paintings. Victoria and Albert Museum in association with Mapin Publishing Pvt. Ltd. ISBN 9780944142172

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