Cave art

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Cave art

Jean Clottes

Phaidon Press, 2008

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 322- [323]) and index

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内容説明

This book reveals some of the world's oldest and most remarkable works of art, the discovery of which transformed the way we think about the development of human artistic endeavour and creativity. A guided tour of European prehistoric caves by world-renowned expert Jean Clottes, Cave Art brings together an unparalleled selection of spectacular and beautiful images of wall paintings, mysterious rock engravings and refined sculptures, all accompanied by accessible, informative text.

目次

The book is arranged chronologically and geographically, by caves. It is divided into four parts. The first three chapters correspond to three major periods of time, each named after a famous cave: Time of Chauvet (35 000 - 22 000 BP), Time of Lascaux (22 000 - 17 000 BP) and Time of Niaux (17 000 - 11 000 BP Within each chapter, the first section is devoted to the emblematic cave of that period, which often yielded spectacular finds, and is followed by a guided tour of other caves of that same period. In total 85 caves are explored. The last chapter examines examples of similar prehistoric artistic expressions around the world after the ice age.Time of Chauvet 35 000 - 22 000 BPTime of Lascaux 22 000 - 17 000 BPTime of Niaux 17 000 - 11 000 BPAfter the Ice Age 11 000 -

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