Discussion
Which example of twelfth-century Chalukyan temple art is an exception to the rule that such temples face east, this one facing west?
Answer: B
It is the Siddhesvara Temple at Haveri.
Chalukyan temples generally face east towards the rising sun; the Siddhesvara at Haveri in Karnataka faces west, an exception among twelfth-century temples of the school.
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