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Which one of the following is not a characteristic of Mughal painting?

History · Society and Culture UGC NET December 2012 History
Which one of the following is not a characteristic of Mughal painting?
AInclusion of spiritual and mystic elements
BBasically for the propagation of Islam ✓ Correct
CPortrait and miniature
DCourtly and aristocratic
Correct answer: (B) Basically for the propagation of Islam — The claim that Mughal painting was basically for the propagation of Islam is not correct, so that is the answer.
Explanation
The claim that Mughal painting was basically for the propagation of Islam is not correct, so that is the answer.
Mughal painting began under Humayun and reached its peak under Jahangir.
It was courtly and aristocratic, made for the emperor and his nobles.
It excelled in portraits, miniatures and the painting of nature and court scenes.
It blended spiritual and mystic elements with worldly subjects.
It was not religious propaganda, since Islam discourages figural religious art.

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