Which of the following is/are unique to the Mathura school of art ? 1. Combination of Hellenistic, west Asiatic and native elements. 2. Earliest, entirely Indian representation of the Buddha. 3. Use of spotted red sandstone as the material for making imag

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Q: 29 (SCRA/2013)

Which of the following is/are unique to the Mathura school of art ?
1. Combination of Hellenistic, west Asiatic and native elements.
2. Earliest, entirely Indian representation of the Buddha.
3. Use of spotted red sandstone as the material for making images and statues.
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SCRA

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