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Dasavant

Mughal painter
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  • South Asian arts
    / Mughal style: Akbar period (1556–1605)

    
atelier, the most outstanding were Dasvant and Basāvan. The former played the leading part in the illustration of the Razm-nāmeh. Basāvan, who is preferred by some to Dasvant, painted in a very distinctive style, which delighted in the tactile and the plastic, and with an unerring grasp of psychological relationships.

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atelier, the most outstanding were Dasvant and Basāvan. The former played the leading part in the illustration of the Razm-nāmeh. Basāvan, who is preferred by some to Dasvant, painted in a very distinctive style, which delighted in the tactile and the plastic, and with an unerring grasp of psychological relationships.

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