Nota de aplicación
Tantra was a Buddhist and Hindu spiritual tradition that emerged in the fifth century CE. In the 1960s Tantric art was rediscovered in India and the west. This led to a revival of Neo-Tantric painting that utilizes imagery found in Tantric art. The traditional sexual and symbolic imagery is combined with the use of colour fields, figurative forms, impressions of three-dimensional space, and symmetry to create a modern style similar to Western abstraction that also draws from traditional Indian religious idioms. Contemporary artists have continued working in this style.
Ubicación jerarquía
- Faceta Estilos y Períodos
- .. Estilos y períodos
- .... <Estilos, períodos y culturas por región>
- ...... Asiático
- ........ Asiático del sur
- .......... Indio
- ............ Academic Realism
- ............ Adivasi
- ............ Andhra Karnataka
- ............ Angami
- ............ Bhil
- ............ estilos coloniales indios [+]
- ............ Gond
- ............ Hindustani (culture or style)
- ............ Ho (culture)
- ............ estilos arquitectónicos indios [+]
- ............ <estilos y periodos dinásticos indios> [+]
- ............ estilos pictóricos indios [+]
- ............ estilos de textiles indios [+]
- ............ Valle del Indo [+]
- ............ Jorwe
- ............ Kusinagara
- ............ estilos y periodos indios tardíos [+]
- ............ Living Traditions
- ............ Madras Art Movement
- ............ Magadha
- ............ Munda (Indian culture or style)
- ............ Neo-Tantric Art
- ............ Odishan [+]
- ............ Oraon (culture or style)
- ............ Postgupta [+]
- ............ Punjabi (Indian culture and style)
- ............ Revivalism
- ............ Santal (Indian culture)
- ............ Tamil (culture or style)
- ............ Telingana
- ............ Telugu
- ............ Utpala
- ............ Vaisali
- ............ Vedico