The "Akbar style" included all of the following except
A) it combined Persian with Indian motifs.
B) it imitated European art forms.
C) it followed the Ottoman trend toward realism and historical narrative.
D) human figures were often represented in spite of Islamic prohibitions.
E) it was strongly influenced by the artistic style of Ming China.

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The "Akbar style" of art, developed during the reign of Akbar the Great of the Mughal Empire, is known for its fusion of Persian and Indian motifs, incorporation of European elements, depiction of human figures despite Islamic prohibitions, and a move towards realism and historical narrative. However, it was not significantly influenced by the artistic style of Ming China, making option E the correct answer.

The "Akbar Style" Included All of the Following Except