Manaku

Manaku was a renowned Indian artist from the 18th century, part of the famous Punjab-style painting tradition. He was known for his intricate and vibrant miniature paintings, often depicting themes from Indian mythology, court scenes, and everyday life. His work was highly detailed, showcasing skilled use of color and composition. Manaku, along with his brother Nainsukh, played a significant role in developing the style of Mughal and Rajasthani miniature art, influencing Indian art for generations. His paintings are valued for their artistic excellence and historical insight into the culture of his time.