A Conversation for Talking Point: Sequels
What's the earliest example of an artist producing a sequel?
Pinniped Started conversation Oct 24, 2009
It was that Shakespeare wot started it: Henry IV Part 1, Henry IV Part 2, Henry V, Henry VI Part 1, Henry VI Part 2, Henry VI Part 3 etc
Scraping the barrel, methinks.
(No, hang on, that might have been one of the multiple Richards...)
What's the earliest example of an artist producing a sequel?
FordsTowel Posted Oct 24, 2009
The modern sequel, perhaps, could be attributed to W.S., but an earlier example of a literary sequel might be 'Achilleid', sequel to the 'Illiad'.
What's the earliest example of an artist producing a sequel?
Nosebagbadger {Ace} Posted Oct 24, 2009
new testament to the old testament?
What's the earliest example of an artist producing a sequel?
FordsTowel Posted Oct 25, 2009
I think that Homer would still come first! 
What's the earliest example of an artist producing a sequel?
Nosebagbadger {Ace} Posted Oct 25, 2009
oh...yeah - should really know that given that ive translated bits from both pieces from the original greek 
hmmm - cave paintings that were inspired from each other?
What's the earliest example of an artist producing a sequel?
FordsTowel Posted Oct 25, 2009
THAT would do it! 
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