The 18th-century indian painting by rajasthan mewar, a lively scene between acrobats and musicians, utilizes two basic visual cues for implying depth on a flat surface. they are:

positioning and overlapping

Explanation:

According to my research on artistic techniques, I can say that based on the information provided within the question Mewar uses two basic visual cues for implying depth on a flat surface which are positioning and overlapping. These techniques help add a value of depth or 3D onto a painting. You can see the painting below, and you can notice how the rifle-men are placed farther out and overlapping each other to make it seem as though they are 3-dimensional and standing on the ground farther from the musicians.

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