Sikh Paintings: Guler Aesthetic From Punjab Hills To Punjab Plains (1730-1880)

Discover the rich artistic heritage of Punjab through this comprehensive exploration of Sikh paintings from 1730-1880. This hardcover book by Dr Gurdeep Kour meticulously documents the evolution of the Guler aesthetic as it travelled from the hills to the plains of Punjab. The volume presents a scholarly analysis of the artistic traditions, cultural influences, and historical context that shaped these remarkable works. Through detailed examination of paintings from this crucial period, readers gain insight into the distinctive style, techniques, and cultural significance of Sikh art. The book features carefully curated examples that showcase the unique characteristics of the Guler school, making it an invaluable resource for art historians, collectors, and anyone interested in South Asian art history. This academic work bridges an important gap in the documentation of Indian art history, particularly focusing on the artistic developments in the Punjab region during a transformative period.