Explanation:

The school of Gandhara art flourished during the Kushan dynasty, especially during the rule of the emperor Kaniska and his successors. It is thus considered a style of Kushan art. Another important form of Kushan art developed at about the same time at Mathura (now in Uttar Pradesh state, India). The Kushan art of Mathura is important in the history of Indian art as it embodies the symbolism and iconographic forms that were adopted later.