Where did the court painters for the 16^th century Mughal ruler,Akbar,draw inspiration for their illuminated manuscripts? A)Japanese Ukiyo-e prints B)Greek marble statues C)African ritual masks D)Western paintings and prints

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The court painters for Akbar drew inspiration from Western paintings and prints, particularly those from Europe. Akbar had a keen interest in art and invited European artists to his court to share their techniques and styles with his own court painters. This led to the creation of a unique Mughal style that blended elements of Persian, Indian, and European art.

Where Did the Court Painters for the 16th Century Mughal

Where Did the Court Painters for the 16^th Century Mughal