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* [[The Primitives]], 1980s English alternative rock band | * [[The Primitives]], 1980s English alternative rock band | ||
* The Primitives, alternative country band, precursor to [[Uncle Tupelo]] | * The Primitives, alternative country band, precursor to [[Uncle Tupelo]] | ||
* The Primitives, parody band formed in 1964 with [[ | * The Primitives, parody band formed in 1964 with [[Lou Reed]] and [[John Cale]] | ||
* The Primitives, 1960s British band, active in Italy 1965–1970, led by [[Mal Ryder]] | * The Primitives, 1960s British band, active in Italy 1965–1970, led by [[Mal Ryder]] | ||
* | * [[The Primitives (film)|''The Primitives'' (film)]], 1962 British film directed by Alfred Travers | ||
* ''The Primitives'', a 1966 novelette by [[Frank Herbert]] | * ''The Primitives'', a 1966 novelette by [[Frank Herbert]] | ||
* Artists of the early [[International Gothic]] period of art, in particular: | * Artists of the early [[International Gothic]] period of art, in particular: | ||
Latest revision as of 06:54, 7 October 2025
Primitives may refer to:
- Primitive (philately), crudely designed early postage stamps
Arts
- Primitive decorating, American art style
- The Primitives, 1980s English alternative rock band
- The Primitives, alternative country band, precursor to Uncle Tupelo
- The Primitives, parody band formed in 1964 with Lou Reed and John Cale
- The Primitives, 1960s British band, active in Italy 1965–1970, led by Mal Ryder
- The Primitives (film), 1962 British film directed by Alfred Travers
- The Primitives, a 1966 novelette by Frank Herbert
- Artists of the early International Gothic period of art, in particular:
- Primitives (album) by Bayonne
Computing
- Cryptographic primitives, low-level cryptographic algorithms frequently used to build computer security systems
- Primitives (computer graphics), basic graphic elements such as lines or curves, used to create computer images