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Hunting the wild boar is painted in late 18th century in
Answer: C
A painting of hunting the wild boar made in the late eighteenth century is attributed by the key to the Bundi school. Bundi, a Rajput centre in Rajasthan, was famous for its animated hunting scenes of boars, tigers and deer in bright colour and thick foliage. The Pal school is the early medieval Buddhist painting of eastern India, many centuries earlier. Garhwal and Guler are Pahari schools of the hills, known for love poetry, the life of Krishna and portraits, so options A, B and D do not fit and option C is keyed.
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