lascaux is a cave. The drawings are either Paleolithic or Neolithic, I believe. The drawings are of hunters and beasts and things like that.
It is most known for the Great Hall of the Bulls, depicting horses and bulls of various sizes running in different directions.
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it is the horsey thingy
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The Chauvet Cave paintings were created by cavemen from the Upper Paleolithic period. They were discovered on December 18, 1994 and is considered on of the most significant prehistoric art sites.
Nobody knows for sure why prehistoric people made cave paintings. It may have been a means of recording an eventful or successful hunt, or it may have been a way to get good luck on a hunt. Or perhaps, the paintings were just made for art. Most likely, the purpose of these paintings varied depending on the specific culture that made them.
The earliest known European cave paintings date to Aurignacian, some 32,000 years ago.
To serve a ritual function.
The most famous and well-preserved are in France. The Caves of Lascaux.
There are about 600 Paleolithic caves around Lascaux in France. However, the most famous one is the Lascaux cave itself, known for its prehistoric cave paintings.
The most likely would be the cave paintings at Lascaux, France.
The Caves of Lascaux are a Palaeolithic cave site in Montignac in the Dordogne region of France, containing the most famous cave paintings ever. Discovered in 1940 and opened to the public in 1948, but the level of interest was so great that the cave was closed to the public in 1963, amongst fears that the paintings were suffering harm. A copy of the cave was made and this was opened to the public in 1983. See the link below for more information.
Its basically famous for its paintings. They are called "paleolithic cave paintings". The reason why they are so famous is because they are older then 15,000 years old, they are very precious. These caves are located in France and it was discovered in September 1940. Most of the paintings are of beautiful horses and locals come down and see the paintings and the beautiful caves... Two in one. Hope this helped you...
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Cave paintings, most likely.
The Chauvet Cave paintings were created by cavemen from the Upper Paleolithic period. They were discovered on December 18, 1994 and is considered on of the most significant prehistoric art sites.
Joan Miro paintings can be found in the Louvre in Paris, France. He is a very famous artist. His paintings are very interesting and thought-provoking.
It is not known precisely what cave painting were used for, but most agree that the paintings were done as a kind of religious ritual. The cave painters were depicting various animals in order to reach the animals' spirits and placate them, thus hoping to insure a safe and bountiful hunt.
Stone Age men painted images of animals, hunting scenes, and everyday life on cave walls using natural pigments. These cave paintings provide insights into their beliefs, way of life, and artistic capabilities.
Art is a human instinct. =]