A painting style that was freer and more expressive belonged to which of the following schools?
A) Northern School
B) Court School
C) Monastery School
D) Southern School

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The Southern School, also known as the Literati School, was known for a painting style that was freer and more expressive, emphasizing personal expression and the painter's individuality. This contrasted with the more formal and technically precise styles of the other schools, particularly the Court School, which was more aligned with the tastes and expectations of the imperial court and its officials.

A Painting Style That Was Freer and More Expressive Belonged