Intertwined Aesthetics: An Overview of West Asian Art and its Influence on Indian Artistic Traditions

Author(s)	Shikha Prakash
Country	India
Abstract	This paper explores the development of West Asian art, tracing the course from the beginning and focusing on some of the aesthetic developments of the region. The aim is to consider major art forms including prehistoric rock paintings, Mesopotamian seals, Nabatean rock-cut architecture, Zoroastrian temples, sculptures, Islamic art, and architecture their evolution with time. The study focuses on the archaeological findings as well as the historical records and tries to emphasize the cultural, economic, and political exchanges between West Asia and India, showcasing its widespread influence on Indian arts and crafts traditions. The study further emphasizes that West Asian art remains historically and culturally significant in global history. Findings state that the styles and techniques brought about through these interactions reveal a fascinating blend, adding value to both regions' artistic heritages. Discussions highlight the ways that these interactions have formed cultural identities, promoting shared heritage that is found in artistic and architectural developments.
Keywords	Art, Crafts, Paintings, Sculptures
Field	Arts > Drawing
Published In	Volume 6, Issue 5, September-October 2024
Published On	2024-10-21

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