Re: Asci Poems and Apolinaire: was Re: test
From Björn De Meyer <bjo...@secom.be>
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· 8 Mar 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Dennis Hammes wrote: > [snip about Apolinaire as the 'father of ascii-art' ] > Not to start a fight, but wouldn't the title go to Egyptian hieroglyphs? Or > would that be "reverse-ASCII"? Wel, word art is of all ages, and some forms of writing such as hieroglyps and chinese characters can be considered art as well. I was more referring to the poemscii. Apolinaire and the European expressionist poems of the 1910-1930's where AFAIK the first who wrote poetry that was also a picture, at least what 'roman' characters is concerned. (wich also form the origins of ascii). If you want I can try to put one of those poems into ascii and post them here... Obascii: One-line rapier: -------------(-o
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