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Gupta art was at its best during India's Golden Age. They made lifelike statues and built temples for Hindu gods.
Gupta artists were very good at making statues that looked real. They made many statues of Buddha that were very beautiful.
In caves like Ajanta and Ellora, Gupta artists painted and carved beautiful pictures and designs.
Gupta art was influenced by Hindu religion. They made many carvings of Hindu gods and stories.
In the Gupta period, the Mathura school of art made amazing sculptures of Buddha and Hindu gods.
Another famous school of art, the Amaravati school, made sculptures and built stupas (Buddhist monuments) during the Gupta period.
The Iron Pillar of Delhi, made during the Gupta period, is a great example of ancient Indian metalwork. It has not rusted for over 1,600 years!
Gupta art had a big impact on later Indian art. Many of their artworks are still admired as great masterpieces.