The question asks about the type of paintings found on the walls of specific Indian temples: Thiruvarur and Ajanta.
Ajanta Caves are globally renowned for their ancient Buddhist wall paintings, dating back centuries. Similarly, Thiruvarur temple, like many South Indian temples, features significant wall paintings.
These large-scale paintings executed directly on walls or ceilings are known as Mural paintings. The term 'Mural' refers specifically to this technique and style of art applied to architectural surfaces.
Therefore, the type of paintings found on the walls of both Thiruvarur and Ajanta temples is Mural.
'Patna Kalam' is a:
Pattachitra style of painting is one of the oldest and most popular art forms of which of the following states?
In which state did 'Kalamkari painting' start?
Kalamkari painting refers to
While themes centered around Shri Krishna and Radha are central to Kangra painting, which distinctive artistic characteristic predominantly defines its style, particularly in its portrayal of romantic and devotional sentiments?
Which Indian state is famously associated with Kalamkari, a traditional art form characterized by hand-painting or block-printing on fabric using a 'kalam' (bamboo pen) and natural dyes, often depicting mythological narratives or floral motifs?