Abanindranath Tagore, a leading figure of the Bengal School of Art, was inspired by the Japanese wash technique. Under the influence of Japanese artists like Okakura Kakuzo, he developed his own wash style, combining Indian themes with delicate, translucent layers of colour.
- Inspiration: Influenced by the Japanese wash technique and Okakura Kakuzo.
- Innovation: Created a unique wash style blending Indian themes with translucent colour layers.
- Significance: Revitalized Indian art traditions, moving away from colonial styles.
- Legacy: Established a unique national identity in Indian art through his innovations.