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What is regional art?
I. It is the work of a community of unschooled artists keeping alive the traditions specific to its particular culture.
II. It reflects the traditional art forms of diverse community groups.
Answer: C
Both statements describe regional art, according to the key. It is the work of a community of unschooled artists who keep alive the traditions specific to their particular culture, and it reflects the traditional art forms of diverse community groups. This agrees with the general idea of folk art as tradition-based art made by people outside formal art training. So 'Both I and II' is correct. Madhubani and Warli paintings are well-known examples of such regional traditions of folk art.
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