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Who is the writer of the book 'Dance in Indian Painting'?

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Kapila Vatsyayan was a famous scholar of Indian art and culture and wrote ‘Dance in Indian Painting'.

Updated On: May 29, 2026

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Kapila Vatsyayan
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