Calligraphy in Islamic Art
Students will study the aesthetic principles and various styles of calligraphy as a significant art form in Islamic culture.
Key Questions
- Justify why calligraphy is considered a high art form in Islamic traditions.
- Analyze how different calligraphic scripts convey distinct visual qualities.
- Construct a simple calligraphic design using a chosen script.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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