REQ: "The Scream" (Edvard Munch)
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· 19 Feb 2001 03:07 · View full thread
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Vor einiger Zeit sah ich eine ascii-Version dieses Anstriches; er war klein, nur Zeilen Dutzend oder so stark aber er wirklich das Wesentliche des Dramas erfaÃten. Wenn jedermann hat, könnte ein Exemplar von diesem sie bekanntgeben es bitte? Dank, Paul Quinlan (Since I don't know very much German the Babelfish translation above was the best I could do... here's what I'm really trying to say): Some time ago I saw an ascii version of this painting; it was small, only a dozen lines or so high but it really captured the essence of the drama. If anyone has a copy of this could they post it please? Thanks, Paul Quinlan
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