Question

Which of the following statements best describes wall paintings or murals in the context of Indian art?

• A. They are miniature artworks painted on cloth using watercolors.
• B. These artworks are created on canvas and depict scenes from modern life.
• C. They are large-scale artworks painted directly on walls, with historical examples found in Bhimbetka and Ajanta Caves, often executed using Fresco and Tempera techniques.
• D. These are digital art forms displayed in virtual galleries and inspired by folk traditions.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. They are large-scale artworks painted directly on walls, with historical examples found in Bhimbetka and Ajanta Caves, often executed using Fresco and Tempera techniques.

Wall Paintings / Murals These artworks are created directly on walls and are typically large in scale, allowing viewers to appreciate them from a distance. The tradition of wall painting in India dates back to prehistoric times, as seen in the ancient artworks at Bhimbetka Caves and other similar sites. This form of painting reached its zenith in the murals of the Ajanta Caves. Wall paintings are primarily executed using two techniques: Fresco Tempera