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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Nov 2000.
Questions About Artistic Styles

Questions About Artistic Styles

From ray...@number.net · alt.ascii-art · 6 Nov 2000 00:00 · View full thread · report
In the various arts, historians like to put things into groups of
styles - sometimes reflecting techniques, or historical periods, etc.
I do not have the proper education to discuss this more thoroughly,
other that to point out some of the basics - realism, impressionism,
abstract expression, etc, etc. Perhaps another dimension would be
along the lines of - formalism, pointalism, etc.

I have been following your group for quite a while and it occurs to me
that ascii art could be subjected to similar analyses.

Does anyone care to discuss this? Maybe provide some examples of the
various schools? or techniques?

rayo

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