History of Art-II

• Historical perspective is an essential part of understanding any subject.
• It helps the artist to view art objectively, recognizing its potential, development, and transformation.
• This perspective considers art from architectural, social, and economic points of view.
• The module focuses on ancient Indian art history before the Mughal invasion.
• It covers art forms prevalent in the post-Buddhist period.
• This period represents an important transition in Indian art.
• Shift from wood to stone in artistic practices.
• Refinement in pottery and other art forms. Desired outcome of the course

After completion of the course student will be able to:

1. CO1Examine and analyse the sequence of events in prehistoric Indian art. KL4
2. CO2Investigate art objectively, identifying patterns of cause and effect in events.. KL 5
3. CO3Understand the concept of art in the Indian stylistic context. KL2
4. CO4Identify and relate art chronologically, socially, and ideologically. KL 3
5. CO5Comprehend and explain the art movements that contributed to the expansion of art KL 2