B.A. Part-Ii Fine Arts 2018-2019,2019-20 & 2020-21 Sessions (Drawing and Painting) Semester Iiird and Ivth Total Marks - 100

B.A.
Part-II
FINE ARTS
2018-2019,2019-20 & 2020-21 sessions
(Drawing and Painting)
Semester IIIrd and IVth
Total Marks - 100
Max Marks: Theory – 30 Pass Marks - 35% Time allowed - 3 hours
Max Marks: Practical – 60 Pass Marks - 40% Time allowed: 4 hours

Internal assessment – 10 Marks
Note: Minimum of nine teaching hours (12 Periods) per week to be assigned to the subject and out of 12
periods 9 to be earmarked for Practical and 3 for theory.
Instruction For Paper Setter for Practical
The Practical paper will be of 60 marks. There will be two Practical papers of 30 marks each.
Instructions for Paper Setter for Theory
The Question Paper will consist of three Sections: A, B and C. Section A and B will have 4 questions of
five marks each from respective sections, candidates will be given a choice to attempt any 2. Section C
will have 5 compulsory questions of two marks each covering entire syllabus.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CANDIDATES
Candidates are required to attempt two questions from section A and B, which will be of 5 marks each.
Section C is of 10 marks.
Paper –A
Semester III
Section A
1. Gupta Period: Brief history and detailed study of following sculptures:
i. Seated Buddha from Sarnath
ii. Standing Buddha from Mathura
iii. Vishnu from Mathura
iv. Copper Buddha from Sultanganj
v. Vishnu Anantsaya from Deogarh temple
2. Rashtrakuta Period: Brief history, introduction to Ellora and Elephanta caves and detailed study of
i. ‘Ravana Shaking Mount Kailash’ at Ellora
ii. Shiv Mahadeva (Trimurti) at Elephanta
iii. Marriage of Shiva and Parvati at Elephanta

SECTION -B
3. Pallava Period: Brief History, introduction to Mammalapuram and detailed study of
i. Descent of Ganges’
ii. Durga Mahishasurmardini
4. Chola Period: Brief History and detailed study of
i. Shiva Nataraja
ii. Parvati
5.Study of Mudra and Asanas: Abhaya, Varadana, Dharam Chakra Parivartan, Bhumi Sparsh Mudra and
Tribhanga, Vajra asana, Maharaj Leela Asana, and Padam asana.
SEMESTER IV
PAPER –A (THEORY)
SECTION – A
1. Early Indian miniatures: Brief History of eastern and western manuscript paintings and
detailed study of
i. Nativity of Mahavira
ii. Chaurapanchasika
iii. Decorative designs from Kalapsutra
2. Mughal miniature paintings: Brief history of the paintings during period of Akbar, Jahangir and
Shahjahan and detailed study of
i. Hunt of Tiger
ii. Portrait of Jahangir
iii. Turkey Cock
iv. Death of Inayat Khan
v. Shah Jahan Hunting Lions
SECTION –B
3. Rajasthani Paintings: Brief history of the paintings of Malwa, Bundi and Kishangarh. Detailed
study of
i. Deepak Raga (Mewar)
ii. Ragini Bhairav (Bundi)
iii. Bani Thani (Kishangarh)
4. Pahari Paintings: Brief history of the paintings of Kangra, Basohli and Guler. Detailed study of
i. Kangra paintings of Radha Krishna

ii. Portrait Paintings of Rajas
iii. Nayak Nayika paintings
PAPER –B : PRACTICAL
Instruction for Paper Setter
Note: Candidate will appear for two practical exams per semester.
1. The syllabus is self explanatory.

2. Choice of medium should be selected as per paper .
3. While evaluating the examiner should see the competency, artistic composition, technical aspects
of tone, texture and quality.
SEMESTER - IIIrd
PAPER I: POSTER/ BOOK COVER
Time: 4 hours M.MARKS: 30
MEDIUM: Poster colors
SIZE: ½ imperial for Poster and 15x20 cm or 20x25 cm for Book Cover
Posters and book covers should convey the theme/subject. Layout and Lettering should be used to
endorse the subject matter.
PAPER II: HEAD STUDY
Time: 4 Hours M. Marks: 30
Study of human head (life/cast) for proportions, balance and study of angles, rhythmic rendering of
structure through light and shade.
Medium: color pencil, pastels
Size: ½ Imperial
Four selected works will be submitted out of work done in the session.
SEMESTER – IVth
PAPER I: COMPOSITION/LANDSCAPE
Time: 4 Hours M Marks: 30
Landscape: Color study of outdoor landscape.

Composition: arrangement of forms, colors, tones, textures to express the subject
Medium: Oil, water, Pastel, Acrylic colors.
Size: ½ Imperial
Four selected works will be submitted out of work done in class.
PAPER II: HEAD STUDY
Time: 4 Hours M Marks: 30
Study of human head (life/cast) for proportions, balance and study of angles, rhythmic rendering of
structure through light and shade.
Medium: Oil, water colors, pastels
Size: ½ Imperial
Four selected works will be submitted out of work done in the session.

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B.A.

2018-2019,2019-20 & 2020-21 sessions

(Drawing and Painting)

Semester IIIrd and IVth

Total Marks - 100

Max Marks: Theory – 30 Pass Marks - 35% Time allowed - 3 hours

Max Marks: Practical – 60 Pass Marks - 40% Time allowed: 4 hours

Instructions for Paper Setter for Theory

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CANDIDATES

i. ‘Ravana Shaking Mount Kailash’ at Ellora

ii. Shiv Mahadeva (Trimurti) at Elephanta

iii. Marriage of Shiva and Parvati at Elephanta

3. Pallava Period: Brief History, introduction to Mammalapuram and detailed study of

ii. Durga Mahishasurmardini

4. Chola Period: Brief History and detailed study of

i. Kangra paintings of Radha Krishna

Instruction for Paper Setter

1. The syllabus is self explanatory.

PAPER I: POSTER/ BOOK COVER

Time: 4 hours M.MARKS: 30

MEDIUM: Poster colors

PAPER II: HEAD STUDY

Time: 4 Hours M. Marks: 30

Time: 4 Hours M Marks: 30

Landscape: Color study of outdoor landscape.

Time: 4 Hours M Marks: 30

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