1. ‘Time is one but its expressions many’. From which source this quotation has been extracted? 2. What are

Question

Reply the following questions in one complete sentence each:

1. ‘Time is one but its expressions many’. From which source this quotation has been extracted?

2. What are the twin paradoxical demands of Indian art?

3. Is Indian figurative art portraiture of the specific?

4. Say whether the following statements are True or False:

(i) Indian painting is personal in essence.

(ii) Impersonality and intensity are the twin paradoxical demands of Indian art which is life bound and beyond it.

Answer 1

1. The quotation ‘Time is one but its expressions many’ has been extracted from the Rig Veda.

2. Impersonality and intensity are the twin paradoxical demands of Indian art.

3. No, Indian figurative art is not a portraiture of the specific.

4 (i) False (ii) True