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The Gandhara style of sculpture, during the Kushan period is a combination of
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- Indo-Islamic style
- Indo-Persian style
- Indo-China style
- Indo-Greek style
- Indo-Islamic style
Correct Option: D
Gandhara sculpture was an amalgamation of IndoGreek styles. The distinguishing Gandhara sculpture is the standing or seated Buddha. The western classical factor rests in the style, in the handling of the robe, and in the physiognomy of Buddha. The cloak, which covers all but the appendages is dealt like in Greek and Roman sculptures.
