10 Indian Art Mysteries That Have Never Been Solved

Mamta Nainy, a New Delhi-based editor, translator and writer for children, is Mamta Nainy. After spending many years in advertising, an apple fell on her head as she was sitting beneath a mango tree. That was her Eureka moment. Since then, she has been writing books for children. Many books have been written by her, including A Brush With Indian Art, which was awarded the 2019 Hindu Young World-Goodbooks Award in the Best Book Nonfiction category.
This book tells the stories about ten people, styles, and objects from Indian art, from prehistoric times to the present. These stories include: The Bhimbetka paintings; The evolution of Buddha; The Kailashanatha Temple; The Pithora paintings; Women artists from the Mughal era Bani Thani Indian Yellow Manaku of Guler. The Sripuranthan Shiva Nataraja Mamta Narayana Mamta Nainy examines different artistic periods and explains various art forms. She also gives insight into the lives and times of artists, one case at a.