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		<title>Company paintings of India</title>
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Native artists were encouraged to paint images of Indian life which reflected the social fabric of the period.
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		<title>Indian women in British Indian Paintings</title>
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One of the most popular artists of British India, Sir Charles D&#8217;Oyly was known for his perceptive delineation of Indian women in the 19th century.
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