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ERIC #:EJ701102
Title:Tanjore: Mystical Painting of India
Authors:Henn, Cynthia A.
Descriptors:Foreign Countries; Mythology; Indians; Dance; Creativity; Artists; Painting (Visual Arts); Art Education; Art Activities; Elementary School Students
Source:School Arts: The Art Education Magazine for Teachers, v103 n7 p40 Mar 2004
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Publisher:Davis Publications, Inc., 50 Portland St., Worcester, MA 01608. Web site: http://www.davis-art.com.
Publication Date:2004-03-01
Pages:2
Pub Types:Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive
Abstract:Tanjore (or Thanjavur or Thanlavoor) paintings are one of the most popular traditional art forms in Southern India. These ornate religious paintings involve Hindu mythology. The paintings are noted for their adornment of gold and semiprecious stones such as rubies, emeralds, and pearls. Currently, the semiprecious stones are often substituted with glass stones. These finely detailed paintings are characterized by rich vibrant colors, dashes of gold, and shimmering stones. This article describes how one teacher's art class re-created their own simplified version of this ancient art form using 8X10 canvas boards, tempera paints, light modeling paste, ultra fine glitter, and glass stones.
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Identifiers:India
Record Type:Journal
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ISSN:ISSN-0036-6463
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Languages:English
Education Level:Elementary Education
 

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