 The Kishangarh school of art is notable for its elongated style, with ""arched eyebrows, lotus-like elongated eyes and pointed chin"" a highly idealized facial form reminiscent of Indian sculpture art.Kishangarh was influenced by Būndi painting in its use of lush vegetation, dramatic night skies, vivid movement and Mughal painting in its use of side-profile portraits, though it can be distinguished from both of them due to its extremely meticulous details, rich colours and fine technique.The patron-king Savant Singh was a member of the Vallabhācārya sect devoted to Krishna, due to which religiously themed paintings flourished in the court under his patronage.