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Applied Arts SQP

This document is a sample question paper for the Applied Art - Commercial Art course (CODE - 052) for Class XII for the academic year 2025-26, consisting of 16 questions divided into three sections: multiple-choice, short answer, and long answer questions. It includes various topics related to art, artists, and techniques, with specific instructions on how to answer each section. The assessment scheme from the previous academic session continues to apply.
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Applied Arts SQP

This document is a sample question paper for the Applied Art - Commercial Art course (CODE - 052) for Class XII for the academic year 2025-26, consisting of 16 questions divided into three sections: multiple-choice, short answer, and long answer questions. It includes various topics related to art, artists, and techniques, with specific instructions on how to answer each section. The assessment scheme from the previous academic session continues to apply.
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Applied Art - Commercial Art CODE - 052

SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER*


CLASS: XII (2025- 26)

Time – 2 hours Max Marks – 30

General Instructions

Read the following instructions carefully.


1. There are 16 questions in this question paper with internal choice.
2. SECTION A consists of 8 multiple-choice questions carrying 1 mark each.
3. SECTION B consists of 5 short answer questions carrying 2 marks each (Answer in about
100 words).
4. SECTION C consists of 3 long answer questions carrying 6 marks each (Answer in about
200 words).
S.No. SECTION-A Marks

Select the right answer from the given options:

1. Identify the graphic print that depicts the power of female as creator and 1
references Kundalini Yoga.
i. Man, women and tree
ii. Devi
iii. Of Walls
iv. Whirlpool

2. Mention the modern trend painting created by Amrita Sher-Gil, which highlights 1
the limited opportunities for women in society, who had to work hard daily to
fulfill their responsibilities.
i. Maru Ragini
ii. Chand Bibi playing polo
iii. Mother and child
iv. Haldi Grinders

3. Assertion (A): The expression of sharpness in the eyes of the bird, is skillfully
captured in the painting ‘Falcon on the Bird Rest’ compiled in the series of
Jahangir Nama. 1
Reason (R): A black border surrounds the painting on all four sides, featuring
intricate golden motifs.
i. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
ii. Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A
*Please note that the assessment scheme of the Academic Session 2024-25 will continue in the current session
i.e. 2025-26.
iii. A is true but R is false
iv. A is false and R is True

4. This prototype sculpture, set up near the main gate of National Gallery of 1
Modern Art, shows a group of human figures with excellently carved anatomy,
engaged in a strenuous activity.
i. Santhal family
ii. Triumph of labour
iii. Cries unheard
iv. Of Walls

5. The Painting ‘Meghdoot’ depict a male and a female sitting between flowing 1
clouds, flying birds and a mystical environment, with clouds represented as
messengers. Which school of painting does this belong to?
i. Pahari school of painting
ii. Bengal school of painting
iii. Mughal school of painting
iv. Deccan school of painting

6. The Sculpture ‘Cries Unheard’ was created by the Sculptor named- 1


i. Biren De
ii. A. G. Rao
iii. Amarnath Sehgal
iv. Jyoti Bhatt

7. ASSERTION (A): The paintings made by Jamini Roy reflected his love for 1
simple figures and folk style.
REASON (R): His painting Mother and Child from your course is made with oil
on canvas to achieve this style.
i. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
ii. Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A
iii. A is true but R is false
iv. A is false and R is True

8. Identify the option that does not belong to the Pahari sub-school of miniature 1
painting.
i. Kangra Sub-school of miniature painting
ii. Chamba Sub-school of miniature painting
iii. Kishangarh Sub-school of miniature painting
iv.Guler Sub-school of miniature painting

*Please note that the assessment scheme of the Academic Session 2024-25 will continue in the current session
i.e. 2025-26.
SECTION-B

(A) A sculptor used oxidized copper, tin, and wire innovatively to create a
9. statue of a deity worshipped as Vighneshwar/Ganpati. 2

i. Mention the title and the name of the artist.


ii. Describe the compositional display of the sculpture’s pose and
gestures.

OR

(B) Raja Ravi Varma’s technique made art accessible and admired by the
masses. His realism brought a new dimension to mythological
depictions.

i. Identify the painting, and the name of its medium & technique.
ii. Describe the compositional arrangement of the artwork, mentioning its
theme.

(A) This contemporary painting depicts a universal maternal figure and


10. social reformer compassionately tending to the needs of the homeless 2
and distressed, portraying the essence of motherly unconditional love,
care, warmth, and a healing touch.
i. Identify the tittle of the painting and the name of the artist.
ii. Explain, how does this painting exemplify the greatness of a
mother’s tender care, love and concern.
OR
(B) ‘The graphic print highlights the atrocities committed against women as
a result of unequal rights and the biases of a male-dominated society.
It portrays the helplessness and vulnerability of a woman left alone to
suffer.”
i. Identify the Graphic Print and the name of its Printmaker
ii. Describe the compositional arrangement of the artwork mentioning its
medium and technique.
(A) A family, regardless of social status or geography, holds great
11. importance. Using easily available materials, a modern sculpture 2
portrays a tribal family migrating in search of a better life
i. Mention the name of the Sculpture and the medium used.
ii. Describe the Sculpture, explaining the emotions depicted and action
engaged while they walk together with their dependent family in their
life journey.

OR
(B) The ‘Indian National Flag is pride and identity of every Indian. It unites

*Please note that the assessment scheme of the Academic Session 2024-25 will continue in the current session
i.e. 2025-26.
and connect us towards becoming a better citizen who are committed
towards the duty to serve the Nation.’

i. Describe our Indian National Flag and importance of its colours.


ii. Mention two occasions when it is officially hoisted in Delhi by the
President and the Prime Minister of India at historic sites. According to
your opinion, what is the correlation between the National Flag and the
National Anthem?

(A) During Shah Jahan’s reign, an artist painted this miniature that shows
12.. respect for the learned who inspired people through simple living and 2
dignity of labor.

i. Mention the name of the painting and the artist


ii. How is the subject matter of this painting, different from the other
paintings made during the Mughal School of miniature painting?

OR
(B) This Mughal school painting portrays God's power during storms,
highlighting human gratitude for divine protection.

i. Identify the name of the painting, its artist and medium and the Ruler
under whose influence it was made.
ii. Explain how are the common people showing their gratitude towards
the supreme power.

(A) ‘A Rajasthani school painting shows the deep love between a king
13. and queen, depicted as Nayak and Nayika traveling with loyal 2
attendants in an outdoor set up

(i)Identify the tittle of the painting and the dominant emotions.


(ii)Briefly describe the subject matter of this painting.

OR

(B) ‘In this artwork, the artist depicts a scene where a disciple is sitting in
front of his guru in search of knowledge and wisdom.
They are sitting together in a calm and serene environment.’

(i)Identify the name of the painting and its Sub School.


(ii)Briefly describe the compositional arrangement of this painting.

*Please note that the assessment scheme of the Academic Session 2024-25 will continue in the current session
i.e. 2025-26.
SECTION-C
Attempt any two questions from the given options

14. ‘Pahari miniatures are exceptional in their painting style, where Lord 6
Krishna is composed as the central figure of this miniature painting,
surrounded by a group of female devotees, each displaying a unique
gesture of devotion towards him.’
i. Throw light on the characteristics and the painting style of Pahari
Miniatures
ii. Identify the title, sub-school, artist, and medium of the painting
mentioned.
iii. Explain about how has the artist, through powerful compositional
arrangement, has successfully evoked an emotional atmosphere of
divinity and love.

15. A heart wrenching scene unfolds in this painting, where an animal struggles 6
under excessive weight and is about to die. This painting symbolically
highlights the owner’s lack of empathy.
i. Identify the title, artist, medium, and technique.
ii. How does the color scheme of the painting enhance the emotion the
artist is trying to convey?
iii. What does this artwork make you feel and why?

16. Carefully Observe and describe the painting given below 6


i. Mention the title, artist, medium, and technique.
ii. Emphasize its compositional arrangements.
iii. Write your answer, highlighting the idealized expressions and
emotions depicted.

*Please note that the assessment scheme of the Academic Session 2024-25 will continue in the current session
i.e. 2025-26.
*Please note that the assessment scheme of the Academic Session 2024-25 will continue in the current session
i.e. 2025-26.

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