Question

which stylistic element below was a feature of the amarna period?
strongly masculine depictions of pharaohs
canon of proportion
high relief
androgynous appearance of pharaohs

Explanation:

The Amarna Period in ancient Egypt is known for its break - from traditional art styles. Pharaohs were often depicted with an androgynous appearance, which was a departure from the more typical strongly masculine depictions. The canon of proportion was a more traditional aspect of Egyptian art, and high - relief was also common in earlier and other periods but not a defining feature of the Amarna Period.

Answer:

Androgynous appearance of pharaohs