Nainsukh

Nainsukh was an Indian painter active during the 18th century, born in 1710 and passing away in 1778. He is recognized as a prominent figure in the Rococo art movement, particularly within the context of Indian miniature painting. Nainsukh worked primarily in the court of the Sikh rulers in Punjab, where he developed a distinctive style characterized by delicate brushwork and vibrant colors. His contributions significantly influenced the evolution of Indian painting, blending traditional themes with a more intimate and personal approach. Key life events include his association with the court of Maharaja Gulab Singh and his role in the artistic legacy of the Pahari school of painting. The specifics of his early life and training remain largely unknown.