ART INTEGRATED

PROJECT
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SESSION 2020-2021
SUBJECT-Painting
NAME-Harshita
Satyarthi
CLASS SEC-11B
ROLL NO-11
ADMISSION NO-4405
TOPIC-AJANTA
PAINTINGS
 CHARACTERISTICS OF AJANTA PAINTINGS ANDTHEMES
OF AJANTA PAINTINGS
 Ceilings, walls and plasters are
all covered with overlapping
figures, brought to life by the
artists with strong and
contrasting colors. The
painting techniques at Ajanta
are similar to European fresco
technique. The primary
difference is that the layer of
plaster was dry when it was
painted.
 The themes of
these paintings include
stories from the life of
Buddha and the Jatakas.
There are
some paintings that
occupy full wall of the
caves such as Mahajanaka
Jataka, Simhala Avadana,
and Vidhurpandita Jataka
DIFFERENT TYPES OF AJANTA PAINTINGS

1-BODHISATTVA
PADMAPANI
2-KING JANAKA AND WIFE
3-THE PAINTING OF
PERSIAN AMBASSADOR
4-BUDHHA PAINTING
5-THE DOORWAY
PAINTINGS
 1-Bodhisattva
Padmapani

 A painting in cave
number 1 of Ajanta
caves, this is Buddha’s
former existence
portrayed as a painting.
Cave number 1 of
Ajanta caves is known
for some of the most
elaborate carvings and
sculptures from the life
of Gautam Buddha.
2-King Janaka
& Wife
 This is a painting
of King Janaka of
Videha sitting in
the palace with
his wife. He is
seen to be talking
to her and
discussing why
he wants to
renounce his
worldly life, live
a life of solitude
and lead to
salvation.
 3-Painting of Persian
Ambassador
 A ceiling painting in cave
number 1 of Ajanta
caves, this one doesn’t
talk about any particular
religious story but is a
general decorative motif
that explains the
importance of Persian
culture in ancient India.
The painting portrays a
white-skinned Persian
ambassador surrounded
by dark-skinned native
people.
4-. Buddha Paintings

 With.
intricately beautiful paintings
on the doorways, this painting
in cave number 6 of Ajanta
caves depicts different events
in Buddha’s life. This double
storey cave was used as a
home to monks, even when it
was incomplete and not
entirely built. There is also a
Buddha figure seated in this
cave
 5-Doorway Painting
 One of the many doorway paintings in
Ajanta caves, this one depicts scenes
from kings and communities enjoying
each others company eating and
drinking wine in merriment. These
manually excavated caves have survived
over 2,000 years now, and the paintings,
murals and sculptures can still take you
back in wonder. A haven for history
buffs, photographers, architecture
students, and tourists in general, the
Ajanta caves are a perfect destination for
one to understand and indulge in Indian
art and culture.
 Role of
KINETIC ENERGY
in
PARAGLIGING
 *PARAGLIDING*
 Paragliding is the recreational and
competitive adventure sport of flying
paragliders: lightweight, free-flying, foot-
launched glider aircraft with no rigid
primary structure.
*PARAGLIGING IN SIKKIM*
Paragliding in Sikkim offers you:
 the breathtaking view of the Himalayas
 soaring high above the gorgeous valleys
 catch the bird’s eye view of the beautiful
city of Gangtok
 experience unpolluted clear route
accompanied by well-trained professionals
for a safe and adventurous experience.
*Best Time For Paragliding In
Sikkim*
1. It is best to do paragliding only when
 the sky is clear
 the weather is good
 you can enjoy an unobstructed view of the
natural beauty
2. The ideal time for paragliding is between
the months of March to June and
September to November. The weather
during this time is quite pleasant and the
sky stays clear most of the time.
 *KINETIC ENERGY*
 In physics, the kinetic energy (KE) of an
object is the energy that it possesses due
to its motion.
 It is defined as the work needed to
accelerate a body of a given mass from
rest to its stated velocity.
 Having gained this energy during its
acceleration, the body maintains this
kinetic energy unless its speed changes.
*ROLE OF KE IN PARAGLIDING*

 The glider creates velocity by converting

the potential energy that it has
accumulated into kinetic energy as it
glides downward, trading height for
distance. In essence, the gravity vector
becomes the horizontal forward thrust
vector component. Gliders are
always descending relative to the air in
which they are flying.
Here’s a little video of paragliding:
Art Integrated Learning
Session 2020-2021
 Name: ASFIA FATIMA
 Class/section:
11th - B
 Subject: Physics
 Roll number: 07
 Admission no.: 2905
 Topic: Role of Kinetic Energy in Paragliding
 Group-B