The Japanese sculptural group the Amida Buddha reflects the tastes of its aristocratic patrons by ____
a. having gilded wood
b. being refined and aloof like a prince
c. containing slim, delicate, and ornate carvings
d. depicting the angels surrounding the Buddha like royal attendants
e. all of the above
e. all of the above
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a. tapering shape and bulbous capitals b. pronounced swelling in the center c. bud-shaped capitals d. bull-shaped capitals
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The Crowned Head of an Oni displays which kind of skill by Yoruba artists?
A. Metallurgy B. Ceramic C. Wood carving D. Stone masonry
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