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:
Examine these two statements carefully and select the answer using the code given below.
Statement I: Mughal Painting reached its climax during the reign of Jahangir.
Statement II: Aurangzeb’s Court was adorned by some of the best-known artists of the Mughal School of Painting.The colourful art named Nandna block print, which uses graceful yet aligned arrangements of motifs on fabric, is practised in Tarapur village of __________.
The process of coating grooves or engravings in ornaments with coloured enamels is called ________.
‘Jadopatiya’ is a form of _______ popular in the state of Jharkhand.
Which of the following Indian cities is famous for Kalamkari painting?