Where is the biggest cave with cave art?

Cave art began 32,000 years ago, this is not to be confused with rock art.

Yes, are you idiots!!??

its art before history. its mostly cave drawings. they started with "cave men".

Cave art exsisted back in the gave men days and can be found in a couple of places such as France

1.Cave Art is what pre-historic cavemen used to use to communicate. 2. Cave Art is now being shown in museums around the world..

Yes they did. They made cave art.

The animal that appears in the Basque Country cave art is horses.

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Google the answer. Oh the things you'll learn.

it is with colors in it

The Golden Temple of Dambulla is the world's biggest cave temple. It has been a sacred pilgrimage site for 22 centuries.

The granddaddy of art fairs, Art Basel was established in 1970 by a group of local art gallerists and is the biggest contemporary art fair in the world.

Lascaux, France has caves where ancient cave art was found, usually these are the famous cave paintings.

In Mexico, there is a cave called, the "Cave of Crystals" which has over 55 tons of gypsum.

Cave fish don't have eyes.

Ancient (Plestocene Era) cave art and carvings of the Aboriginal Australians.

to explain their experiences or daily life in picture drawing.

lacaux cave has been returned to a museum where people get to see art

Lots of different cultures have indigenous people who did various types of cave painting or carvings. When I was in Australia, there are many ancient caves that have lots of old cave paintings. I actually bought some Aboriginal art while I was out there that is amazing. Check out this website, there are some examples of the art and I believe that there is a section on cave art.

Art history experts don't agree on the precise date when cave art was first made, although many date its beginning to about 30,000 years ago. Here is a blog post about cave paintings, including those in both Spain and France.

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Tools, weapons, cave art.

Tools, weapons, cave art.

Chauvet cave paintings.

Cave art is one of the few links that we have to the far past. It gives us a glimpse into the thoughts and communication of "our ancestors". (please improve ?)