- Statement 1 is correct: The Bundi School of painting (a sub-school of Rajput painting) is indeed characterized by its vibrant depiction of nature, lush flora, dramatic skies, and water bodies. - Statement 2 is correct: Paitkar paintings, originating from Jharkhand/Bihar, traditionally depict themes related to life after death, judgment, and the afterlife, often used for moral instruction. - Statement 3 is incorrect: Jain miniature paintings are known for their vibrant colours, including red, blue, yellow, and green, used in a bold and defined style. They do not employ only black and white. - Statement 4 is correct: Manjusha Paintings from the Bhagalpur region of Bihar are also known as 'Snake Paintings' due to the prominent depiction of snakes, often intertwined with the narrative of Bihula-Vishahara.