The twentieth-century Indian painter,__________,rejected the academic approach of Western art and created images that reflect his ethnic origins,such as Bharat Mata (Mother India).

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Abanindranath Tagore was a prominent Indian painter of the early 20th century who founded the Bengal school of art. He rejected the academic approach of Western art and focused on creating images that reflected his ethnic origins, such as his famous painting Bharat Mata (Mother India). His work was heavily influenced by traditional Indian art and he sought to revive indigenous artistic techniques and styles.

The Twentieth-Century Indian Painter,__________,rejected the Academic Approach of Western Art