Mathura art is a style of the visual art of Buddhist flourishing in the pilgrimage and trading. The most contributions were during Gupta and Kushan and distributed in India specifically the North Central area yet eventhough it has evolve separately the representations of Buddha it was generally unadorned.
Answer:
Creating architecture that was for personal use by the artist, and not to be sold for money.
Brainliest?
The artist is using the appeal of pathos (emotional response). They play on the viewers association of the sky with endlessness, as it is often described as such. Additionally, most people associate the sky with birds which are used as mascots which hold value for freedom, like America's bald eagle. Lastly, people have an involuntary reaction to positive stimulus by smiling.
I think it’s true because they can be augmented
