Which traditional style of South Indian painting developed under the royal patronage of the Wodeyar rulers in Karnataka, known for its fine line drawings and delicate 'Gesso work'?

Options:

• A: Mysore Painting
• B: Tanjore Painting
• C: Kangra Painting
• D: Bundi Painting

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