Gandhara art<span>, style of Buddhist visual art that developed in what is now northwestern </span>Pakistan<span> and eastern </span>Afghanistan<span> between the 1st century </span>BCE<span> and the 7th century </span>CE<span>. The style, of Greco-Roman origin, seems to have flourished largely during the </span>Kushan dynasty<span> and was </span>contemporaneous<span> with an important but dissimilar school of </span>Kushan art<span> at </span><span>Mathura (Uttar Pradesh, India).</span>
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<em>Fresco (plural frescos or frescoes) </em>is a method of wall painting executed upon naturally laid, or wet lime mortar.
Water is utilized as the <em>vehicle for the dry-powder color</em> to converge with the mortar, and with the setting of the mortar, the sketch turns into a <em>vital piece of the wall.</em>
The essential materials that specialists use to make a fresco are paint and plaster.There are three primary sorts of fresco procedure: <em>Buon or genuine fresco, Secco and Mezzo-fresco.</em>
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The Japanese woodblock prints introduced the concepts of flat planes of color, asymmetrical compositions, unconventional poses, and everyday scenes into art to the impressionists.
