Chitra Bhaskar - I & II I & II (Equivalent to Masters Degree*)

Course Title	:	Chitra Bhaskar (Master of Fine Art)
Course Duration	:	2 Years
Days	:	Both, weekdays and weekend classes available according to requirement.
Minimum Requirement	:	Bachelor of Fine Art from a recognised university/ Chitra Visharad & Should have completed 18 years of age.
Course Fee	:	Please contact school office in person.

Chitra Bhaskar I, (Specialization- Previous- Equivalent to M.F.A)

Examination Scheme:

Theory & Practical	:	Total Marks: 400.
Paper 1: Theoretical	:	Marks: 100.
Paper 2: Theoretical i) History of Western Art ii) History of Indian Art	:	Marks: 100.
Practical	:	Marks: 125.
Work Exhibition	:	Marks: 75.

Theory Paper I (Theoretical)

• i) Preparation of Human Figure
  ii) Study of Male and Female Torso
• Content and Form – Detailed Study
• Empathy, Tempera, Oil Painting, Cabinet Painting
• Pallette and its use in Oil Painting
• Write notes on: Henry Matisse, El –Greco, Pieter Brugel, Jamini Roy and Krishan Khanna
• The role of sub-conscious state in artistic creations

Theory Paper II (History and works of Western & Indian Artist)

• Indian artists of 20th century – Rabindra Nath Tagore, Nandalal Bose, Amrita Shergill, M.F.Hussain, Satish Gujral.
• Western Artists – Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo, Titian, Rubens, Brugle, Turner, Monet, Manet and Rembrandt. (Explain their work and style of painting)
• Expressionism and Post- Expressionism

Practical

• Study from life.
  Head study of both Male, Female and Child (2each)
  Proportionate study of Birds and Animals.
  Human Anatomy.
  Medium- Pencil, Water and Oil; Size : Full Imperial
• Composition:
  Any ten composition – Social, Economic conditions.
• Mural Designing, decorative panels(on wooden furniture)
  Medium – Poster Colours; Size – ½ Imperial

Note

• Minimum 5 to 10 Sheets to be prepared on every topic by students
• Files to be prepared . Exhibition of students work are compulsory.
• Courses prescribed for the previous year is included

Chitra Bhaskar Part-II, (Specialization- Final, Equivalent to M.F.A))

Theory	:	Total Marks: 400.
Paper 1 Theoretical	:	Marks: 100.
Paper 2: i) Essays ii) Aesthetics	:	Marks: 50 Marks: 50.
Practical	:	Marks: 125.
Work Exhibition	:	Marks: 75.

Theory Paper I (Theoretical)

• South and North Indian Temples.
• The Gupta Age (Golden era of Sculpture and Art)
• The sculpture of Mahabalipuram and Contemporary Sculptures
• Ivory Carvings
• Write notes on: Paul Gaugin, Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Boticelli, Edgar Degas, Albrecht Durer, Edward Munich.
• Explain the Isms: Dadaism, Fauvism, Abstractionism, Constructivism.

Theory Paper II

Part A: Essays

• Shadangas of Indian Art.
• Qualities of a Good Composition.
• Importance of Lines in painting.
• Importance of Art in everyday life.
• A note on theory of creativity and Rasa.
• Importance of Abstraction in Art.
• Difference between Folk Art and Painting Art.
• Stupas of Sanchi.
• Emotional effects of Colours on Human Beings.
• Naturalistic and Realistic Art.

Part B : Aesthetics

• Define – Engraving, Lithography, Etching, Colour and Expression, tone building process.
• Creative artist and his evidence.
• Explain these terms - op art, pop art and conceptual art.
• Good composition and its basic rules.
• Process of judgement of any creation.
• Inter-relationship of visual and performing art.

Practical

• Composition – Such as environment, Folk art of any state or social function.
  Medium- Water and Oil; Size : ½ Imperial Sheet
• Designs:
  i) Painting designs for – saree, curtain, bedsheets. ii) Panel designs – Hotel, Library, Public Halls, Bus Stands, Railway Stations etc.
  Medium – Poster Colour; Size – ½ Imperial
• Life drawings:
  Sketch and colour the model sitting before you
  Medium – Water and Oil; Size – Full Imperial

Note

• Minimum 5 to 10 Sheets to be prepared on every topic by students
• Files to be prepared . Exhibition of students work are compulsory.
• Courses prescribed for the previous year is included.