What is the term used to appropriately refer to a large section of paintings that are pictorial translations of poetic verses from epics and various texts? |
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The correct answer is option 2 - 2 (Manuscript Illustrations) Paintings that are pictorial translations of poetic verses from various texts are appropriately referred to as manuscript illustrations. A large section of paintings are appropriately referred to as manuscript illustrations as they are pictorial translations of poetic verses from epics and various canonical, literary, bardic or music texts (manuscripts), with verses handwritten on the topmost portion of the painting in clearly demarcated box–like space. Sometimes, one finds the text not in the front but behind the work of art. |