The Bombay Art Movement
| Description: The Bombay Art Movement, also known as the Progressive Artists' Group, was an avant-garde art movement that emerged in Bombay (now Mumbai) in the 1940s. The movement was a reaction against the traditional and academic styles of art that were dominant at the time, and it sought to promote a more modern and experimental approach to art. | |
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When did the Bombay Art Movement emerge?
What was the main goal of the Bombay Art Movement?
Which of the following artists was a member of the Bombay Art Movement?
What was the name of the group exhibition that the Bombay Art Movement organized in 1947?
Which of the following styles of art was influenced by the Bombay Art Movement?
What was the impact of the Bombay Art Movement on Indian art?
Which of the following artists was NOT a member of the Bombay Art Movement?
What was the name of the magazine that the Bombay Art Movement published?
Which of the following cities was NOT a center of the Bombay Art Movement?
What was the name of the art gallery that the Bombay Art Movement founded?
Which of the following artists was NOT influenced by the Bombay Art Movement?
What was the name of the art movement that emerged in India in the 1950s as a reaction against the Bombay Art Movement?
Which of the following artists was a member of the Group 1890?
What was the name of the art movement that emerged in India in the 1960s as a reaction against the Group 1890?
Which of the following artists was a member of the Progressive Artists' Group?