Caves Painting Collection

Painting in the Chauvet cave, 32, 000-30, 000 BC. Creator: Art of the Upper Paleolithic
Painting in the Chauvet cave, 32, 000-30, 000 BC. Found in the collection of the Grotte Chauvet

Chinese horse. Caves painting of Lascaux, ca 16.000-15.000 BC. Creator: Art of the Upper Paleolithic
Chinese horse. Caves painting of Lascaux, ca 16.000-15.000 BC. Found in the collection of the Centre national de Prehistoire (Perigueux)

Galloping horse. Caves painting of Lascaux, ca 16.000-15.000 BC. Creator: Art of the Upper Paleolithic
Galloping horse. Caves painting of Lascaux, ca 16.000-15.000 BC. Found in the collection of the Centre national de Prehistoire (Perigueux)

Chinese horse. Caves painting of Lascaux, ca 16.000-15.000 BC. Creator: Art of the Upper Paleolithic
Chinese horse. Caves painting of Lascaux, ca 16.000-15.000 BC. Found in the collection of the Centre national de Prehistoire (Perigueux)

Panel of the Unicorn (Panel of the Black Bear) at Lascaux, c
5952946 Panel of the Unicorn (Panel of the Black Bear) at Lascaux, c.16, 000-15, 000 BC (charcoal & red ochre) by Prehistoric; Caves of Lascaux, Dordogne

Der Sorcerer of Le Gabillou, ca 17, 200 BP. Creator: Art of the Upper Paleolithic
Der Sorcerer of Le Gabillou, ca 17, 200 BP. Found in the collection of Le Gabillou, Dordogne, France

Black Cow. Caves painting of Lascaux, ca 16. 000-15. 000 BC
Black Cow. Caves painting of Lascaux, ca 16.000-15.000 BC. Found in the collection of Centre national de Prehistoire (Perigueux)

Painting in the Ekain Cave. Creator: Art of the Upper Paleolithic
Painting in the Ekain Cave. Found in the Collection of La cueva de Ekain

The dancers of Cogul. Cave painting from the Roca de los Moros (Roca dels Moros). Found in the Collection of Museu d Arqueologia de Catalunya, Barcelona

Painting in the Chauvet cave, 32, 000-30, 000 BC. Found in the collection of Grotte Chauvet

San rock painting in the Drakensberg Mountains in South Africa, . Found in the Collection of

Painting in the cave of Altamira, 35, 000 to 11, 000 BC. Artist: Art of the Upper Paleolithic
Painting in the cave of Altamira, 35, 000 to 11, 000 BC

Painting in the Cuevas de la Arana, Between 10000 und 6000 BC. Found in the collection of Cuevas de la Arana, Bicorp

Painting in the Cave of Niaux. Artist: Art of the Upper Paleolithic
Painting in the Cave of Niaux. Found in the collection of

Panel of the Unicorn (Panel of the Black Bear) at Lascaux. Artist: Art of the Upper Paleolithic
Panel of the Unicorn (Panel of the Black Bear) at Lascaux. Found in the collection of Centre national de Prehistoire (Perigueux)

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"Cave Painting: A Glimpse into Ancient Artistry and Cultural Expression" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of cave painting. These ancient artworks, created by our ancestors thousands of years ago, offer a fascinating glimpse into their lives, beliefs, and artistic abilities. One such masterpiece is "The Dancers of Cogul, " discovered at the Roca de los Moros (Roca dels Moros). This vibrant depiction showcases graceful figures engaged in rhythmic movements, providing insight into early human rituals and celebrations. Another remarkable find is the "Panel of the Unicorn" (also known as the Panel of the Black Bear) at Lascaux. Created around 17, 200 BP during the Upper Paleolithic period, this intricate artwork portrays majestic animals with incredible detail and precision. Among these ancient masterpieces is "Der Sorcerer" from Le Gabillou. Dating back approximately 17, 200 years ago, this enigmatic figure exudes an aura of mystery and power that continues to captivate modern audiences. The "Black Cow" painting found in Lascaux transports us to a time between 16, 000-15, 000 BC when humans skillfully depicted their surroundings through art. This lifelike representation demonstrates their deep connection with nature. Venturing beyond Europe's borders takes us to South Africa's Drakensberg Mountains where San rock paintings adorn cave walls. These mesmerizing artworks provide insights into indigenous cultures' spiritual beliefs and daily life practices. A journey to Chauvet Cave reveals astonishing paintings dating back 32, 000-30, 000 BC. The intricacy displayed within these works astounds viewers even today as they witness early humans' talent for capturing movement on stone canvases. Altamira Cave holds another treasure trove of prehistoric artistry dating from 35, 000 to 11, 000 BC. Here we find stunning depictions of bison and other animals, showcasing the mastery of Upper Paleolithic artists.