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Guru Nanak's beloved Bhai Mardana in Paintings
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Guru Nanak's beloved Bhai Mardana in Paintings
Dr Jaswinder Singh Bhullar In Sikh history, under the Janam Sakhi tradition, painters have used two mediums to express their art: first in the form of handwritten illustrated manuscripts and second in the form of paintings on the walls of religious places. Earlier Janam Sakhis were recited orally but later written in handwritten form. In the manuscripts, along with the Sakhi text, illustrations were made for the description of the Sakhi. In Gurm…
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