| Sumario: | The article discusses the various patterns on art. The author declares that pattern arranges items in an orderly way so that they are easily seen in an interesting way. The pattern that arranges items in small units, not less than eight items, is called element pattern. Lines and shapes can be arranged to suggest a form of nature or an organic form, or can also be arranged to suggest geometric or other forms. When these two patterns are placed side-by-side, the combination is called combination in extension. When patterns are bent around each other or superimposed over each other, they are called combination by superimposition.
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