Correct option is C
The Gandhara School of Art flourished under the Kushan rulers, particularly Kanishka, and blended Greek artistic styles with Indian Buddhist themes.
Information Booster
- The art form originated in the Gandhara region (modern-day Afghanistan and Pakistan).
- It is renowned for the depiction of Buddha in human form, inspired by Hellenistic art.
- The art showcased Greco-Roman influence in drapery, anatomy, and facial expressions.
- Common materials used included schist stone and stucco.
- The Mathura School of Art was a contemporary Indian style that focused on indigenous traditions.
Additional Knowledge
- Chalukya rulers (a): Known for rock-cut temples in Badami and Pattadakal.
- Kakatiya rulers (b): Famous for temple architecture like the Ramappa Temple.
- Satavahana rulers (d): Supported Amaravati School of Art, emphasizing narrative art.
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