How do the figures watercolors depicting these Indian rulers compare?
a. Both figures are seated, wearing turbans and jeweled necklaces.
b. Both figures take their seat on a richly jeweled hourglass throne.
c. Both figures have a thick, curly beard.
d. Both figures wear modern pants and riding boots.
8. Which of the following statements best describes the scenes depicted in these paintings?
a. Both of the scenes are set in an interior with a richly decorated carpet.
b. Both paintings have a floral border surrounding the painting.
c. In both paintings, sun and moon halo surround the head of the rulers.
d. Small winged figures, or putti, are visible in both paintings.
a
b
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