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Mughal Visual Culture: Art, Architecture: An Overview

Author(s) Suma V
Country India
Abstract Exploring Mughal art and architecture through the lens of India's cultural exchanges highlights the significant role these artistic endeavors played in shaping the nation's global image. The Mughal period marked the first time the world encountered India's artistic excellence, renowned for its architectural masterpieces like the Taj Mahal, Red Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri. These structures were not only remarkable feats of engineering but also symbols of strength, sophistication, and cultural diversity, serving as cultural ambassadors for India to the rest of the world. The variety of artistic traditions, the use of luxurious materials, and the intricate designs of Mughal art attracted a broad audience. These magnificent works became representative of India's heritage, captivating global interest and fostering admiration for the country's rich cultural history. Additionally, these architectural wonders contributed to India's soft power on the world stage and fulfilled diplomatic purposes. The beauty and splendor of Mughal architecture often evoked admiration from foreign leaders and diplomats, fostering international diplomatic and cultural relationships. This analysis seeks to explore the intricate ways in which Mughal art and architecture continue to shape India's soft power and cultural diplomacy by investigating their historical significance, artistic techniques, and public reception. Understanding the impact of these historical treasures on contemporary perceptions of India will enhance our ability to leverage cultural heritage in current international relations and diplomatic initiatives.
Keywords Indian history, Medival history, Cultural heritage, Art and architecture, Historical treasures, Delhi Sultanate
Published In Volume 5, Issue 6, November-December 2023
Published On 2023-12-13
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