Which is a correct example of a combination of literary art and visual art?

A storybook decorated with illustrations

Direct answer: D, an illustrated storybook. Literary art communicates through written language, while visual art communicates through visible elements such as drawings, colours, lines, and composition. An illustrated storybook combines both: the written story, dialogue, or description belongs to literature, and the pictures show or enrich characters, places, actions, and feelings. The two forms work together, so this is a genuine combination rather than merely two unrelated objects. A is only music because tabla playing depends on sound and rhythm. B is only a structural part of construction, not an artwork combining literary and visual expression. C is an unused material, not a completed combined artwork. Remember: words plus meaningful images make D the best example.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.