Question

Traditional Islamic art has a style of its own, shaped by the beliefs of Islam. Although the artwork varies by its location, century created, branch of Islam, and materials used, several common themes can be found. Examine these two pieces of artwork. The one on the left is plasterwork from fourteenth-century Spain. The other is part of a marble tomb from seventeenth-century India. Discuss the following questions. What do these artworks have in common? What is different? How do you believe these artworks reflect the Islamic faith and values?

Answer 1

No one can answer that because we don't know what the pictures look like BUT as some help I'm telling you that Islamic artwork has a cresent and star and mostly green. Elephants or other animals aren't part of Islamic art.