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

shared interests in the equine form.
Baroque style.
cultural exchange.
Orientalizing style.

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This is likely an example of cultural exchange. When neighboring cultures exhibit similarities in artistic styles, it often points to interactions between them, whether through trade, migration, or other forms of contact, leading to the sharing of ideas and techniques.