Which of the following rulers of Kota took the painters with him during his hunting expeditions?
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Umed Singh I of Kota (reigned: 1771–1819) is well known for his deep interest in art, particularly Kota-style miniature painting.
He took painters along during his hunting expeditions, asking them to document scenes of court life and shikar (hunting).
These paintings are a valuable source of Rajasthani court culture and have a distinctive naturalistic style, capturing wildlife, royal hunts, and lavish court events.
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