What factors influenced Oceanic art? How do these factors compare to European art?

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Oceanic art is work/art made by the Native people of the Pacific island and Australia it compromises the work of the two groups who settled in the area. These things had an influence on European art..

Evgen [1.6K]3 years ago

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The diversity and variety of cultures and language are the factors that influenced oceanic art. Europe does not have as many diversity of cultures as the Oceania. Thus Europe did not affect by these factors. People in Oceania also maintained various Neolithic technology which they used for making the art and these art techniques were safely guarded.

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