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The
Rathore Kingdoms tended to depict similar creative
characteristics although they were often at loggerheads,
which was rather synonymous to them. With creative
expressions they become patrons of some of the greatest
collection of Sanskrit and vernacular text and
commissioned paintings on a generous scale. The Jodhpur
artist merges their works with the traditional figures
where the faces were accentuated and the eyes are large and
curving (in what have come to be referred to as Jodhpuri
eyes). The turbans work high and they portray a sense of
vibrant energy. The backgrounds tends to be characteristic
with thick rolling clouds. The Paintings do give a
peculiar look.
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