What language are the inscriptions in Bikaner paintings primarily written in?

A) Sanskrit
B) Persian
C) Marwari
D) English

Choose the correct answer from the given options:

B and C

Answer:  Marwari, and occasionally, Persian
The inscriptions in Bikaner paintings are primarily in Marwari, and occasionally, Persian.

The custom of having portraits of artists is unique to the Bikaner School and most of them are inscribed with information regarding their ancestry. They are referred to as Ustas or Ustad. Ruknuddin painted exquisite works in soft colour tones. Ibrahim’s works have a misty dreamlike quality. His figures are dainty with heavily modeled faces. His studio appears to be most prolific as his name occurs on different sets of Baramasa, Ragamala and Rasikapriya. Accounts from the Bahis, royal archival day-to-day diaries, and numerous inscriptions on Bikaner paintings make it one of the best documented schools of painting. Inscriptions in Marwari, and occasionally, Persian reveal the names of artists and dates, and in some cases, even the place of production and occasions for which the works were commissioned.