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The complicated mural paintings in jokhang Temple present the exotic culturein TIBET
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 Siva, Kailasanatha temple, Kancheepuram, Tamil Nadu, seventh century. The glorious paintings of the temple present the beginning of the regal grandeur in Indian paintings.
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 Lady and other figures, Badami, Karnataka, sixth century. The murals of Badami are the oldest surviving Hindu paintings. They reflect the compassionate feelings and deep, inward look, which is seen in their contemporaneous Buddhist art.
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King Rajaraja Chola and guru Karuvurar, Brihadeesvara temple, Tamil Nadu, 11th century. This is the earliest royal portrait in Indian painting. In keeping with ancient traditions, the guru is given importance and the king is shown standing behind him.
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 Rama and Sita,Mattancheri Palace, Kochi, Kerala, 17th century. The paintings of the palace provide a panoramic view of the stories of the Ramayana. Here we see Rama and Sita, on their return to Ayodhya. The paintings of Kerala reflect an affinity to the dance dramas of the land in their head dresses and ornamentation.
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 Rama and Sita, Padmanabhapuram Palace, Kerala, 17th century. These murals continue the unique idiom of the paintings of Kerala with a strong sense of design and the depiction of volume through a subtle darkening of colour towards the edges. At Padmanabhapuram, the gods are presented as icons, and are not engaged in narrative action.
Mural Painting India
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Painted ceiling, Virupaksha temple, Hampi, 15th century. The paintings of Hampi reflect the dynamic spirit and the ideals of the Vijayanagar empire. The figures painted in a linear style are shown mainly in profile. They are arranged in panels, with themes ranging from stories of the Ramayana and Mahabharata to those of sage Vidyaranya, the spiritual mentor of the founders of the Vijayanagar empire.
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