A ram's head was used as a symbol of a sun god in the cultures of ...

[jazziefee]

A ram's head was used as a symbol of a sun god in the cultures of both Egypt and:
 
  A. Kush.
  B. Persia.
  C. Mecca.
  D. Islam.
  E. Nok.

Question 2

Bahram Gur and the Princess in the Black Pavilion demonstrates that:
 
  A. illustrations of people are allowed in secular books in Islamic culture.
  B. the artist Shaykhazada disobeyed Islamic law by portraying people.
  C. not all Persian art of the 16th century is Islamic.
  D. Islamic law permits the depiction of people in religious murals.
  E. all Islamic art is nonfigurative.

[Kjones0604]

Answer to Question 1

A
The sculptural iconography and styles in Kush ornaments identified with the deities in ancient Egyptian art.

Answer to Question 2

A
Books were the major artistic outlets for painters in Islamic culture.

[jazziefee]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[parshano]

Excellent