The 'Gandhara' School of Art was influenced by the art from which of the following European countries?

Greece

The correct answer is Option 2- Greece

The Gandhara School of Art was influenced by the art from Greece.

The Gandhara region, located in what is now northwestern Pakistan and eastern Afghanistan, was a crossroads of trade and culture between the East and West during the 1st to 7th centuries CE. As a result, the Gandhara School of Art developed a unique style that blended elements of Indian, Greek, and Roman art.

One of the most distinctive features of Gandhara art is its realistic and idealized depiction of the Buddha. This is thought to be due to the influence of Greek art, which was known for its realistic and idealized sculptures of gods and goddesses.