Gupta Art

Gupta Art refers to the style of visual arts that flourished during the Gupta Empire in India, around the 4th to 6th centuries CE. This period is known for its advancements in sculpture, painting, and architecture, reflecting a blend of religious themes, particularly Buddhism and Hinduism. Characterized by graceful figures, intricate details, and naturalistic forms, Gupta Art emphasizes harmony and proportion. Notable works include exquisite stone sculptures and frescoes in temples. The period is often regarded as a golden age of Indian art, influencing aesthetics and artistic traditions for centuries to come.