Exam 7: art of south and southeast Asia after 1200
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The art of ____________developed into a major subject of painting in the court of Jahangir.
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How did British influence enter India? Discuss the impact of the British Empire on the art and architecture of India,referencing specific works of art and monuments.
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The pointed cranial protuberance of the Seated Sukhotai Bronze Buddha from Thailand is interpreted as ________________ similar to its meaning in southern India and Sri Lanka.
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__________ is characteristic of the Kangra school of painting,in the Punjab Hills,north of Delhi.
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Shwedagon stupa,Myanmar enshrines relics from the four past Buddhas,including hair from ______________.
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The Mandapa Ceiling at Luna Vasahi Temple utilizes what type of dome construction?
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