Aryan points out how his father, the late painter KC Aryan, was the first to preserve and promote these unknown paintings from Jodhpur. He says, “Nobody knew of their existence. These large-size paintings were done by pujaris from Jodhpur, and not by painters in a conventional manner. They are so vibrant and have now become extinct.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Aryan points out how his father, the late painter KC Aryan, was the first to preserve and promote these unknown paintings from Jodhpur. He says, “Nobody knew of their existence. These large-size paintings were done by pujaris from Jodhpur, and not by painters in a conventional manner. They are so vibrant and have now become extinct." in the context of "KC Aryan Aryan quoted in Culled from the collection of painter KC Aryan, an exhibition portrays the myriad depictions of Hanuman" to mean that wisdom is timeless.