Which British artist, in search of picturesque, went to the Rajmahal Hills ?
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William Hodges, the British artist, traveled to the Rajmahal Hills to explore the picturesque landscapes and create artistic representations of the region.
He was part of a growing interest among European artists in capturing the natural beauty and cultural diversity of India during the 18th century.
Hodges' paintings from his travels in India, including the Rajmahal Hills, offered Europeans a glimpse into the exotic and scenic landscapes of the subcontinent.
His artistic work contributed to the broader European fascination with India and its culture during that era.
So,the correct option is [2].
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