An art historian notices that two neighboring cultures both use a similar style when sculpting horses. This is likely an example of

A. shared interests in the equine form.
B. Baroque style.
C. cultural exchange.
D. Orientalizing style.

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1 year ago

C. cultural exchange.

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1 year ago

The likely answer is C. cultural exchange. When an art historian notices that two neighboring cultures use a similar style when creating art, it often indicates that there has been a cultural exchange between the two cultures. In this case, the similar style of sculpting horses suggests that these two cultures have influenced each other and shared artistic techniques and ideas.