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# The Buddhist Art of Gandhara: The Story of the Early School, its Birth, Growth and Decline c4.3

The Buddhist Art of Gandhāra: The Story of the Early School, its Birth, Growth and Decline c4.3

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### [c4.3](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.marshall-1960.c4.3)

Thirdly, the new evidence from Taxila proves that a strong revival of Hellenistic art took place under the philhellene Parthians, who succeeded the Śakas in the North-West in the first century A.D., and that this Partho-Hellenistic art played an all-important part in the subsequent evolution of the Gandhāra School.

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