Courses
Post Graduate Diploma Course Indian Arts and Aesthetics
| Course Units | Course Details | Credit |
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Semester I |
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| 1. Introduction & Philosophy of Indian Art | Meaning of Art, Classification and Definition of Art
Shadang-Six limbs of Indian Painting |
4 |
| 2. Introduction to Indian Painting and Applied Art | History of Indian Painting (Pre-Historic art to Bengal Renaissance Period)
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4 |
| Pal School, Apbhransha/Jain School. | ||
| Rajasthani Miniature Painting Mughal Miniature Painting Pahari Miniature Painting |
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| Company School | ||
| Kalighat Painting Orissa Painting Nathdwara Painting Tanjore painting |
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| Raja Ravi Verma | ||
| Bengal School | ||
| Modern &Contemporary Indian Painting
Some important painters – Art Groups- |
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| Contemporary Indian Painters
Satish Gujral, M.F. Husain, K.S. Kulkarni, K.K. Hebbar, N.S. Bendre, Ram Kumar, Arpna Cour, Anjoli Ila Menon, Anupam Sood, Nalani Malani, Arpita Singh, Tyeb Mehta, A. Ramchandran |
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| Introduction to Applied Art
Communication Design |
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| 3. Introduction to Folk & Tribal Art of India | Madhubani Bhil Painting Gond Painting Warli Kalamkari Cheriyal Scrolls Aipan Mandana Dokra Art |
4 |
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4. Introduction to Indian Sculpture |
Sculptures from Indus Valley Civilization | 4 |
| Maurya Period Sculpture | ||
| Sculpture of Shunga & Satavahana period | ||
| Kushana period Sculpture-Gandhara & Mathura | ||
| Gupta period Sculpture | ||
| Sculpture of Early Medieval Period | ||
| Sculpture of Later Medieval Period | ||
| Contemporary Sculptors
D. P. Roy Choudhary |
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Semester II |
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| 5. Introduction to Indian Architecture | Indus Valley Civilization | 4 |
| Buddhist Stambha Stupa Chaitya Hall Viharas |
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| North Indian Temple Architecture | ||
| Central Indian temple Architecture | ||
| South Indian Temple Architecture | ||
| 6. Introduction to Indian Dance Forms | Folk Dances of India | 4 |
| Indian Classical Dances-Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Odissi, Sattriya, Kathakali, Mohiniyattam, Kuchipudi and Manipuri | ||
| 7. Introduction to Indian Music | Indian Folk Music | 4 |
| Different forms of Hindustani Vocal and Instrumental Music | ||
| Different forms of Carnatic Vocal Music and Instrumental Music | ||
| 8. Introduction to Indian Theatre | History of Theatre in India Applied Theatre |
4 |
| 9. Dissertation | 8 | |
The division of marks for evaluation of each paper will be as follows- Theory-75 marks Practical- 25 marks The course structure involves evaluation of each paper with 75 marks for theory and 25 marks for practical. Practical will involve exposure of students to the workshops, programs, performances organized by IGNCA and visit to other art organizations, study of original artefacts in Museums and Galleries and preparation of assignments etc.
