Deccani painting is known for its bold and vibrant colors, delicate and intricate brushwork, and the use of gold and silver leaf.

The primary subject matter of Deccani painting is religious themes, often depicting scenes from Hindu mythology or the life of the Prophet Muhammad.

The Golconda School, the Bijapur School, and the Hyderabad School are all famous examples of Deccani painting.

Deccani painting flourished primarily during the 14th-17th century.

Ibrahim Adil Shah II, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, and Abul Hasan Qutb Shah were all patrons of Deccani painting.

Deccani painting represents a unique blend of Hindu and Islamic artistic traditions, influenced the development of other Indian painting styles, and is a testament to the cultural diversity of the Deccan region.

Deccani miniature painting is characterized by the use of bright and vibrant colors, detailed and intricate brushwork, and the depiction of scenes from everyday life.

Deccani miniature painting encompasses a wide range of subject matter, including religious themes, historical events, portraits, and landscapes.

The Golconda School, the Bijapur School, and the Hyderabad School are all renowned for their contributions to Deccani miniature painting.

Deccani miniature painting flourished primarily during the 16th-19th century.

Ibrahim Adil Shah II, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, and Abul Hasan Qutb Shah were all patrons of Deccani miniature painting.

Deccani miniature painting represents a unique blend of Hindu and Islamic artistic traditions, influenced the development of other Indian painting styles, and is a testament to the cultural diversity of the Deccan region.

Deccani mural painting is characterized by large-scale and elaborate compositions, the use of bold and vibrant colors, and the depiction of religious and mythological scenes.

The primary subject matter of Deccani mural painting is religious themes, often depicting scenes from Hindu mythology or the life of the Prophet Muhammad.

The Ajanta Caves, the Ellora Caves, and the Elephanta Caves are examples of Buddhist and Hindu cave paintings, not Deccani mural paintings.