Question

Buddhist art:

a. adopted styles from the diverse populations that produced it.
b. emphasized closed monasteries, where monks lived in seclusion.
c. never depicted the Buddha.
d. focused on severe images of the suffering of life.
e. imposed South Asian artistic norms on diverse populations.

Answer 1

a. adopted styles from the diverse populations that produced it.

Step-by-step explanation:

Buddhist art originated in the Indian subcontinent. It depicted concepts related to Buddhism, such as Buddhas and bodhisattvas. It mainly dealt with subjects that related to the historical life of Siddhartha Gautama. However, as the art began to spread to other regions, particularly different areas in Southeast Asia, it adopted the artistic styles of the diverse populations that produced it.

Answer 2

The Buddhist art is a. has styles that came from a diverse populations producing it. It does include then the sculpture, religious images, visual mythology, dance and symbols. It has art media depicting Buddhas and other entities notable by Buddhist.