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  As soon we open our eyes, we witness a world painted by nature such meticulously coloured which can't be reproduced until an artist strokes & colours      I started professionally, painting at an age of 15. Initially it was just an inspiration that came vividly while viewing a scenery painted by someone else, after these long years right now I really don't remember the name of the artist for which I request you all to please accept my apologies but I tried really hard to produce a replica of it which was so intriguing to me at that point of time. After few armature attempts of rejections of reproductions I produced my master piece and painted the same piece in my 10th's exam. I got a distinction in it. Hereafter, it was just a hobby to produce replicas of paintings either painted or clicked photography of someone else which was a natural course of learning as far as I understand it now. Later on I sold them under my own signature with minor or major modificatio...

It's interesting that humans have added their most significant creations on earth in the form of architecture as the comparative fields abounds from science to modern technologies. This all started way back since humans started to live in community. Earlier to it humans were depended on rock shelters or primitive caves to safeguard themselves from wild animals, rain & sun. In India these caves are situated in different parts but somehow prolonged to longer duration as a staying facility in comparison to other parts of the world.   Cave Architecture of India The most significant Mesolithic to historical period habitation of humans example of cave architecture in India is Rock Shelters of Bhimbetka . These rock shelters are approx 760 in numbers and contain rock paintings. It is situated in the foothills of Vindhyan mountains in Bhojpur Raisen, Madhya Pradesh. The paintings are primitive in nature showing hunting scenes and various animals.  Barabar Caves in Sultanpur, Bih...