History · Art and Architecture
What is a key difference between the Mathura and Gandhara schools of ancient Indian art?
- 1Mathura art focused on indigenous traditions and elements, while the Gandhara school strongly reflected Greco-Roman stylistic influence.✓
- 2Gandhara art was entirely indigenous in style, while the Mathura school was heavily influenced by Greco-Roman traditions.
- 3Gandhara art emphasized heavily stylized and ornamental jewelry, whereas Mathura art focused on realism.
- 4Mathura art predominantly used bronze, while Gandhara art relied exclusively on red sandstone.
Correct answer
Mathura art focused on indigenous traditions and elements, while the Gandhara school strongly reflected Greco-Roman stylistic influence.
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