The Mughal school of painting emerged during the Mughal Empire in the 16th century in India. Persian miniature painting and traditional Indian art significantly influenced this style. However, the European influence on Mughal painting also played an essential role in its evolution. Emperor Jahangir, an admirer of European art, commissioned European artists to create paintings for his court, introducing European techniques such as shading and perspective. Additionally, European subject matter became incorporated into Mughal painting. The pinnacle of Mughal painting was reached under Jahangir’s reign, with the blending of European and Mughal artistic styles resulting in an intricately detailed and realistic style of painting. This fusion of styles continues to influence contemporary Indian art.
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