Journey To The Cave Art Of The Ancient World.

Journey To The Cave Art Of The Ancient World.

Join us on an extraordinary journey as we explore the ancient cave art of Southwest France, Cantabria, and Vallon-Pont-d'Arc. Discover the breathtaking beauty and historical significance of these prehistoric masterpieces, including the famous Lascaux, Altamira, and Chauvet caves. Dive deep into the stories and secrets behind these stunning artworks and experience the profound connection our ancestors had with nature and spirituality.

In this video, we'll take you through:

Lascaux: The Sanctuary of Animals
Altamira: The Cradle of Cave Art
Chauvet: The Hidden Prehistoric Jewel

0:00 - Introduction to ancient cave paintings
Lascaux: The Sanctuary of Animals

0:25 - Overview of Lascaux cave
0:45 - Stories of hunting and depictions of animals
1:15 - Artistic mastery and reverence for nature
1:45 - Significance of Lascaux's prehistoric art
Altamira: The Cradle of Cave Art

2:15 - Introduction to Altamira cave
2:35 - Depictions of bison, deer, and handprints
3:05 - Beliefs and spirituality of prehistoric artists
3:35 - Artistic legacy of Altamira
Chauvet: The Hidden Prehistoric Jewel

4:05 - Overview of Chauvet cave
4:25 - Early masterpieces and animal depictions
4:55 - Complexity of prehistoric life and beliefs
5:15 - Significance of Chauvet's art

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[GrandmaBev]

At 1:14, at the top, right, eye level with the horse, is that an animal or being? It looks like it has a face. At 1:46 you can see it better. At 1:43, straight ahead, on tip of the bulls horn, there is a female holding out a baby hooked to the umbilical cord. I'd like to see these paintings by firelight. That's how they were meant to be seen. When the fire flickers, the animals look like they are moving. I'd be tempted to use a strobe light. Love the last few pictures. The last one is really funny. Are those dinosaurs?