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Which of the following describes the core structural difference between the Mathura and Gandhara schools of art that flourished during the Kushana period?
A. Gandhara art used spotted red sandstone, while Mathura used bluish-grey schist.
B. Gandhara art was heavily influenced by Greco-Roman aesthetics, while Mathura was entirely indigenous.
C. Gandhara art depicted only Jain Tirthankaras, while Mathura depicted only the Buddha.
D. Gandhara sculptures lack physical realism, whereas Mathura sculptures focused heavily on anatomical accuracy.
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