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Japanese interpretations and painters may be studied in the following periods:
Japanese interpretations and painters may be studied in the following periods:
* Ancient Japan
* Ancient [[Japan]]
: Monochrome pottery, cord-impressed designs (Jomon) and lacquer objects.
: Monochrome pottery, cord-impressed designs (Jomon) and lacquer objects.
* [[Nara]] period
* [[Nara]] period
: Painting in this period emulated Chinese T'ang prototypes.
: Painting in this period emulated Chinese T'ang prototypes.
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In the fifth century the [[Buddhism]] culture reached Japan, and the Chinese style painting rooted in Japan. Not only the influence of China but also that of the Buddhist mural painting in India is left to the Horyuji Hekiga (Mural paintings of Horyuji temple) , it teaches us the roots of the Buddhist [[art]]. [http://www.gallery-sakura.com/japanesepainting.html]
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* Heian and [[Kamakura]] periods
* Heian and [[Kamakura]] periods
: Tokiwa Mitsunaga (ca. last half of the 12th century) Narrative Handscrolls.
: Tokiwa Mitsunaga (ca. last half of the 12th century) Narrative Handscrolls.