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Where do patterns appear in some medieval japanese paintings?

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<span>In medieval Japanese paintings, nature and landscape are usually depicted in great realistic detail, not as simple patterns. Consistent, repeating patterns most often appear on the clothing of the human figures in paintings with human subjects.</span>

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