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Outline 625.2 Art in Pakistan Semester:VIII Course no:625.2 Art in Pakistan Credit Hours:2+1=3 Total Periods=60 1 Period= 45min S.No Topics Main Points References Periods 1 Indus Valley Civilization: Introduction, Geographical location , People of Moe- 1,2 jo-Daro, and Architecture Masonry: (streets, 3 Construction, Building and houses, Drainage System, wells, The Great Bath, Arts and Crafts: (Pottery, Sculpture, Seals) Gandhara Art: Introduction, Location, History, Sculpture, Rise of Buddhist Art, Architecture, Coins, Repositories of 3,4 2 Gandhara Art History Taxila: Introduction, Stupas and Monasteries at taxila, Pottery, Repositories at Sawat, Charsadda, Mardan , Peshawar, Stupas at Sindh 3 2 Harappa: Introduction, History, Geographical location, Important Features of harappan Civilization: 2 Copper objects, Seals and Sealings, Ornaments, Shell 1,2 Objects, Ceramics, Sculpture in stone 2 post Independence Period, After independence 4, 5, 6 2 Early painters: Abdur Rehman Chughtai, Ustad Allah Bux Development of painting and Art Leading Women Artist After Independence: in pakistanFrom Anna Molka Ahmed, Zubeida Agha 1947-Date Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 3 Talented Group of artists: 4, 5, 6 2 Shakir Ali, The Lahore Group, Ahmed Parvez, S Lahore in the 50’s Safdar, Shemza, Ali Imam Prominent Artists: Fayzee Rahamin, S, H.Askari, As Karachi in the 50’s Nagi, Sadequain and Gulgee Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium 4 Second Generation artists: Jamil Naqsh, Mansur 4, 5, 6 2 Rahi, Mansur Aye, Bashir Mirza, Hajra Mansur, Laila Karachi in the 60’s Shahzada Zahoor-ul-Akhlaque, Colin David, Saeed Akhtar, Khalid Iqbal, Ahmed khan Lahore in the 60’s Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 5 In 70’ art flourished in Karachi . 4, 5, 6 2 Eqbal Mehdi, Maqsood Ali, Mashkoor Raza, Tariq Karachi in the 70’s Javed, Shakeel Siddiqui, Qudsia Nisar, Mehar afroze, Naheed Raza, Riffat Ali, Zaheen Ahmed. Prominent artist of Lahore: Ajaz anwar, Jimmy Engineer, Ghulam Rasul, Askari Mian Irani, Ijazul Lahore in the 70, s Hassan Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 6 land mark artists of 80’s: 4, 5, 6 2 salima hashmi, Ghulam Mustafa, Anwar saeed, Dr lahore in the 80’s Khalid Mehmud, Iqbal Hussain Najmi shura, Ghalib Baqar, Abdul Hayee, Athar Karachi in the 80’s Jamal, Wahab Jaffer, Amber Aslam Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 7 Karachi in the 90’s Naheed Afridi, Roha ghaznavi, Moeen Faruqui, Mona 4, 5, 6 2 Naqsh Lahor in 90’s Quddus Mirza, Dur Waseem, Shazia Sikander Islamabad in 80’s Jamila Masud, Jamal Shah and 90, s Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 8 Prominent old masters: 4, 5, 6 4 Fyzee Rahamin, Syed Hasan Askari, Haji Muhammad sharif, Abdur Rehman Chughtai and Ustad Allah bux Old masters Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 9 Two Famous painters :Anna Molka Ahmed and 4, 5, 6 4 Sadequain Many Sided Painters Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 10 Three Female and two male famous painters 4, 5, 6 4 worked in abstract art Zubeida Agha, Shakir Ali, Mansur Rahi, Mehar Afroze Abstractionist and Nahid Raza, Painters Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 11 Non objective famous painters: 4, 5, 6 4 Ahmed Parvez, Gulgee, Qusia Nisar, Tariq Javed, Non Objective Mashkoor Raza, painters Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting 12 There famous Conceptual painters: 4, 5, 6 4 Conceptual Zahoorul Akhlaque, Quddus mirza, Saeed Akhar, painters Athar Jamal, Eqbql Mehdi, Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting 13 4, 5, 6 3 prominent figurative artists: Ozzir Zuby, Iqbal Hussain, Mansur Aye Figure Painters Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 14 4, 5, 6 2 Landscape painters:: Khalid Iqbal, Abdul Hayee, Shahid Jalal Landscape painters Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 15 Prominent still life painters : Shakeel Siddiqui and 4, 5, 6 2 Akram Spaul Still life painters Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 16 4, 5, 6 2 prominent of them: Askari Mian Irani , Hajra Mansur Cultural Traditional Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Painters Medium of Painting) 17 Famous miniature Painters: 4, 5, 6 2 Bashir Ahmed, Shazia Sikander Miniature Painters Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting) 18 Historical painter: 4, 5, 6 3 Laila Shehzada Historical painters Socially conscious painters: Rabia Zuberi, Salima Socially conscious Hashmi, Jamal Shah. painters Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting 19 The prominent artist: Anwer Saeed and Ghalib 4, 5, 6 3 Baqar, Surrealist Painters One of the most prominent Dadist painter : Iqbal Dadist Painters Geoffery Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting 20 Famous calligraphist painters: 4, 5, 6 2 Hanif Ramay, Shakir Ali, Shakeel Ismail and Sadequain Calligraphist Painters Pictorial Characteristics of their work, Subject and Medium of Painting 21 Peshawar based Famous Peshawar based painters: 4, 5, 6 3 Painters Arbab Mohammad Sardar, Imtiaz Hussain and Tayyaba Ahmed. Quetta Based Prominenent Quetta based painters: Painters KaleemKhan, Aftab Ahmed Khan Hyderabad Based Prominent Hyderabad based painter: Mussarat Painters Mirza. 22 Contemporary painter: 7, 8 3 Aaliya chinoy, Imran Channa, Mohammad Ali Talpur, Asim Butt Calligraphic painter:Bin Qullander, Visual artist:Faiza Khan, Hasnat Mehmood Painters of 21st Century Digital Artist:Babrus Khan Miinature artist: Saira Waseem Profilic Painter: Soraya Sikander BOOKS RECOMMENDED 1. Sir Mortimer Wheeler, The Indus Civilization, Sang-E-Meel Publications, Lahore, 1997 2. Earnest Mackay, The Indus Civilization, Sang-E-Meel Publications, Lahore, 1997 3. F.C.Harle, Art and Architecture of Indian Sub Continent, 4. Syed amjad Ali, Painters of Pakistan, National Book Foundation, Islamabad, 2000 5. Marcella Nesom Sirhandi, Contemporary painting in Pakistan, Feroz Sons Pvt Limited, 1995 6. Ijaz ul Hassan, Paintng in Pakistan, Ferozsons Pvt Limited, Lahore, 1996 Revised second Edition 7. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/list_of_pakistani_artists 8. http://literarymusings-meer.blogspot.com/2010/02/contemporary -painters-of-pakistan_5438.html MARKING SCHEME: Art in Pakistan (Theory) Exam Total Marks Objective Subjective Theory Mid Term 32 60% 40% Theory Final Term 48 60% -40% Practical Mid Term 8 Distribution given below Practical Final 12 Semester:VIII Course no:625.2 Art in Pakistan(Practical) Credit Hours:2+1=3 Total Periods=22 1 Period= 45min S.No Topics Main Points References Periods 1 • Collect paintings of famous Pakistani Artists 1,2,3 22 according to the categories given below: Old masters, many sided painters, abstractionist, Preparing a scrap traditional, conceptual, figurative, landscape, still book by collecting life, miniature, historical, calligraphic paintings of famous artists of • Arrange and paste them in Scrap book according Pakistan to their pictorial characteristics • Briefly describe their subjects, mediums and distinguished characteristics of their work. BOOKS RECOMMENDED 1. Syed Amjad Ali, Painters of Pakistan, National Book Foundation,Islamabad,2000 2. Marcella Nesom Sirhandi, Contemporary painting in Pakistan, Feroz Sons Pvt Limited,1995 3. Ijaz ul Hassan, Painting in Pakistan, Feroz sons Pvt Limited,Lahore,1996 Revised second Edition Term Practical Marks = 08 1. Presentation: 02 2. Scrap Book: 02(complete up till midterm) 3. Class work: o4 Practical Exam Final = 12 1. Scrap Book: 05 2. Viva: 03 Mid 3. Class work: 04 .
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