Egyptian art can be characterized as
A)a product of the Old Kingdom.
B)primarily functional and not intended to add beauty.
C)governed solely by the creativity of the artist.
D)not highly stylized.
E)subtly critical of the pharaohs.

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Egyptian art was primarily functional, serving religious or ceremonial purposes, and was not primarily intended to add beauty. It was highly stylized and followed strict conventions rather than being governed by the creativity of individual artists.

Egyptian Art Can Be Characterized as