Question

question 26
1 pts
this feature common to both sculptures shows us greek influence on asian art.
greek sculpture
standing buddha, asian
identical halos
similar positions of the arms
they are both sculptures of people leaning against a wall.
similar folds/contours of the robes

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• "Identical halos": The Greek sculpture doesn't have a halo, so this is incorrect.
• "Similar positions of the arms": The arm positions are not similar (one is bent, the other is more upright/relaxed).
• "They are both sculptures of people leaning against a wall": The Greek sculpture doesn't appear to be leaning against a wall, and the Buddha statue also doesn't seem to be in that pose.
• "Similar folds/contours of the robes": Both sculptures have draped robes with visible, similar - looking folds and contours, which would show Greek influence on Asian art (as the Buddha statue's robe design could be influenced by Greek sculptural techniques in depicting drapery).

Answer:

D. Similar folds/contours of the robes