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SecretCelebrity
39 posts |
#22951 2007-09-19 14:12 GMT |
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Since the start of mankind, what is your favourite era.
I love all things to do with Tudor England and Victorian England. Im also mad about the swinging sixties. How about you? |
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MagicStick
43 posts |
#22952 2007-09-19 14:18 GMT |
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I like ancient stuff in England. You know when lions and tigers were still wandering around eating all of the tribesmen. Also, from the early 1800's through today.
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April
32 posts |
#22953 2007-09-19 14:21 GMT |
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the 1950's in America. Back when family structure and tradition was sound and respectable. The land of white picket fences and the like
 I'd gladly go back and live in such an amiable time.
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Lassie
379 posts |
#22954 2007-09-19 14:24 GMT |
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Oh, I love Tudor England and similar-era Europe as a whole. I used to do historical re-enactments from this time period so it's like my one true love.
I also love the Regency and Romantic periods, and the Roaring 20s in America is always fun. Just recently, however, I'm developing a sort-of affinity for the 1980's....hideously day-glo though that decade was. |
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Greetings. I am Lassie, your friendly ArtWorld mascot.
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Zoe
47 posts |
#22955 2007-09-19 15:38 GMT |
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I like the period when the Romans were in Britain because it's one of the periods which has most relevance for us today eg with roads etc.
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NoName
33 posts |
#22956 2007-09-20 03:37 GMT |
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As this question is in "Painting", I will say the impressionist era. Second ex-aexco all the others, except "modern art".
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anim8it
76 posts |
#22957 2007-09-20 07:49 GMT |
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Victorian or Edwardian, would love to get in a time machine and travel back.....wouldn't that be fun !
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WhoLeOw
38 posts |
#22958 2007-09-20 11:19 GMT |
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I love the Dutch flower painters in particular.I likepainting which have something to say not just paint thrown at a canvas.
You like Victorian ,look at Ingres work. |
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Victory
34 posts |
#22959 2007-09-20 15:38 GMT |
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Tomorrow
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