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    Posted: 18-May-2006 at 21:28
What exactly makes art and literature 'historical'? In other words, what criteria are we setting for stuff in here as opposed to the other art/lit. forum?

Should stuff from the sister art/lit. forum in the tavern that is clearly of a more vintage nature be moved to here?


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I would think so. things that could be added :  discussions on any historical lit. - shakespereand thelike, topics on historical arts and crafts( I do may things like weave , make pottery, stainglass, etc. so I was thinking about doing some stuff on how to or how they use to do ) as well as topics on works of arts etc.
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Originally posted by Dawn

I would think so. things that could be added :  discussions on any historical lit. - shakespereand thelike, topics on historical arts and crafts( I do may things like weave , make pottery, stainglass, etc. so I was thinking about doing some stuff on how to or how they use to do ) as well as topics on works of arts etc.
 
   I'm a potter[what my original ed and degrees apply to] and I also have been playing with some posts similar to what dawn referred to.  I'm assuming anything before 1900 would appear in historical and anything after would go to other? 
    School will be winding down soon and I'll have more free attention.
 


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Originally posted by red clay

 
   I'm a potter[what my original ed and degrees apply to] and I also have been playing with some posts similar to what dawn referred to.  I'm assuming anything before 1900 would appear in historical and anything after would go to other? 
    School will be winding down soon and I'll have more free attention.
 
 
Then I definatly leave the pottery to you. Of my skills it is the most newly aquired (only a few years at it as opposed to stain glass or weaving which I've been doing for more than 20 years) I would love to learn more on the primative firing styles and an how they did glazing in yeras gone bye.  
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Originally posted by Dawn

Originally posted by red clay

 
   I'm a potter[what my original ed and degrees apply to] and I also have been playing with some posts similar to what dawn referred to.  I'm assuming anything before 1900 would appear in historical and anything after would go to other? 
    School will be winding down soon and I'll have more free attention.
 
 
Then I definatly leave the pottery to you. Of my skills it is the most newly aquired (only a few years at it as opposed to stain glass or weaving which I've been doing for more than 20 years) I would love to learn more on the primative firing styles and an how they did glazing in yeras gone bye.  
 
 
    Why? You have an appreciation and connection to pottery. I'd like to see what you and others have an interest in. 
      I also have an interest in primitive firing, I haven't personally done anything more primitive than a total wood firing,But I have studied pit firing etc.  
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