Two inspirations are seen in Sultan Ibrahim Adil Shah II hawking. Of which inspiration are the plants and dense landscape in its foreground?
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
The correct answer is Option (1) → Native
Option (1) Native — Correct. The plants and dense landscape in the foreground are of native inspiration.
Option (2) Persian — Incorrect. Persian influence is seen in the treatment of the horse and rocks, not the foreground plants.
Option (3) Mughal — Incorrect. A reference to Mughal painting is noted in the Golconda portrait of Muhammad Qutb Shah, not here.
Option (4) Chinese — Incorrect. Chinese clouds appear in Composite Horse, not in this painting.
NCERT (2026-27): “Sultan Ibrahim Adil Shah II hawking This is a painting of extraordinary energy and sensibility. …Persian influence is evident in the treatment of the horse and rocks. The plants and dense landscape in the foreground are of native inspiration. The galloping horse generates energy, which visually activates the entire panoramic landscape.”
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