Which type of paintings are found on the walls of Thiruvarur and Ajantha temples?

Correct option is D

The correct answer is option (D) Mural

• The walls of the Thiruvarur and Ajanta temples are adorned with mural paintings. Mural paintings are large-scale artworks created directly on walls, ceilings, or other large surfaces, using techniques like fresco or tempera.
• The Ajanta Caves, located in Maharashtra, are famous for their ancient Buddhist murals that depict scenes from the lives of the Buddha and Jataka tales.
  

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• Rajasthani paintings refer to a style of miniature paintings originating from Rajasthan. These paintings are usually small in size and often depict royal life, court scenes, and mythological themes, but they are not found on the walls of the Thiruvarur and Ajanta temples.
  
• Madhubani paintings come from Bihar, known for their intricate patterns and vibrant colors, often depicting nature, gods, and folklore.
  
• Mughal paintings are a distinct style that emerged during the Mughal Empire, known for their detailed depictions of court life, battles, and portraits.