The dominant themes of the Kangra school of paintings were:

(i) Krishna-Radha

(ii) Shiv-Paravati

(iii) Nayikabheda

(iv) Samyoga and Viyoga

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The Kangra School of painting is one of the schools of Pahari Painting; some other important schools are Basholi, Guler, Kullu, Chamba, Mankot, Mandi, and a few others. Key Points

• Kangra School of Painting is pictorial art of Kangra in Himachal Pradesh.
• The focal theme of the paintings is the erotic sentiment.
• It was inspired by the Vaishnavite traditions.
• The Kangra style of painting is known for its poetic and lyrical composition, with stress on beauty and delicateness in its composition.
• The female figures are beautifully painted with a focus on facial features.
• The detailing of the painting and its minuteness is noteworthy. Some of the popular themes are Gita Govinda, Nala- Damyanti, Bhagavata Purana, Radha – Krishna, Bihari Satsai, Baramasa, and Raagmala.
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