The so-called Sorcerer, 29. 5 inches, a figure partly painted and partly engraved in the highest and most inaccessible spot in the Sanctuary of Les Trois Frères, Montesquieu-Avantès, Ariège France, 14, 000-11, 000 B. C. It consists of a combination of male symbols (man, cervid, horse)

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The so-called Sorcerer, 29. 5 inches, a figure partly painted and partly engraved in the highest and most inaccessible spot in the Sanctuary of Les Trois Frères, Montesquieu-Avantès, Ariège France, 14, 000-11, 000 B. C. It consists of a combination of male symbols (man, cervid, horse)

CAVE ART: SORCERER.
The so-called Sorcerer, 29.5 inches, a figure partly painted and partly engraved in the highest and most inaccessible spot in the Sanctuary of Les Trois Frères, Montesquieu-Avantès, Ariège France, 14, 000-11, 000 B.C. It consists of a combination of male symbols (man, cervid, horse)

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Cave Magdalenian Medicine Man Mystic Mysticism Occult Pictograph Prehistoric Primitive Rock Sanctuary Sorcerer Ariege Cro Magnon Rupestrian

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. This photograph showcases the enigmatic figure known as "The So-called Sorcerer" a remarkable piece of cave art dating back to 14,000-11,000 B. C. Nestled in the highest and most inaccessible spot within the Sanctuary of Les Trois Frères in Montesquieu-Avantès, Ariège France, this 29.5-inch artwork is a testament to the ancient world's fascination with mysticism. Combining both painting and engraving techniques, this primitive masterpiece features a mesmerizing fusion of male symbols - man, cervid (deer), and horse. The intricate details and skillful execution demonstrate the artistic prowess of our Cro-Magnon ancestors. As we gaze upon this rock canvas adorned with pictographs from another era, it transports us back to a time when humanity sought connection with forces beyond comprehension. This sacred sanctuary served as a haven for spiritual rituals and practices that were integral to their belief systems. The image captures not only an extraordinary archaeological find but also evokes feelings of wonderment and curiosity about our distant past. It serves as a reminder that even in prehistoric times, humans possessed an innate desire to explore the realms of mysticism and spirituality. Through this photograph by The Granger Collection from New York City's Granger Art on Demand collection, we are granted access to an ancient world filled with magic and mystery – where primitive art intertwines with primal beliefs

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