As concerns architecture, there was certainly a lot of patronage in a manner similar to Europe. The wealthy would design beautiful palaces with incredible tile-work and brick-work and have them built. As concerned art, it was a little more difficult since Islam opposes painting and sculpture. There were master calligraphers, master woodcarvers (who would make doors and similar objects), and master potters. Each would create works with intricate designs.
akbar and who were great patronsof the arts
people were curious, it spread art and architecture to different places
The muslims that had been converted my traders and merchants still lived and had lived in Indian cultures. With such close boundraies it's no surprise that Muslim Mosques and other buildings had Indian art and architecture styles.
we know that Rashtrakutas were partons art architecture and literature because the famous kailash temple at Ellora and the rock cut caves at Elephanta were carved during the reign of rashtrakutas
People's artwork allowed them to express themselves. Architecture can reflect the people of the culture.
CALLIGRAPHY and ARCHITECTURE were the highest forms of art for Muslims. Painting, drawing, and sculpture were considered forbidden in a number of different Islamic regimes, but the ban was inconsistent both in place and time.
Architecture!!
As an art form, landscape architecture can be traced back to the ancient world.
CALLIGRAPHY and ARCHITECTURE were the highest forms of art for Muslims. Painting, drawing, and sculpture were considered forbidden in a number of different Islamic regimes, but the ban was inconsistent between different empires. (Some would forbid it and others would permit it.)
Art, literature, architecture.
they are famous in artistic architecture
Generically any world class Art Gallery.