How did the "Amarna art" of the pharaoh Akhenaton differ from conventional Egyptian art?
a) Amarna art portrayed Akhenaton and his family with exaggerated features and naturalistic poses, departing from the traditional stylized representations of Egyptian art.
b) Amarna art focused exclusively on religious themes, neglecting the depiction of everyday life.
c) Amarna art emphasized symmetry and balance, unlike the asymmetrical compositions of conventional Egyptian art.
d) Amarna art rejected the use of hieroglyphics, opting for abstract symbols instead.
