History · Mughal Art and Architecture
With reference to the evolution of Mughal miniature painting, consider the following statements: I. During the reign of Akbar, a formal imperial painting workshop, often referred to as the Tasvir Khana, functioned under state patronage. II. Paintings of Jahangir's period are distinguished by ornate margins, frequently embellished with floral motifs and occasionally with human figures. III. In the reign of Shah Jahan, Mughal painting increasingly reflected courtly splendour, with greater emphasis on durbar scenes and idealised royal portraiture, accompanied by technical finesse. Which of the statements given above are correct?
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I, II and III
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