The World's First Artists - A View into the Stone Age

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Resources:

The nature of Paleolithic art
The evolution of Paleolithic art
Paleolithic art: a cultural history
Paleolithic art in peril: policy and science collide at Altamira Cave

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[jakemoeller]

One explanation not given for producing these gorgeous images is for the sheer pleasure of it. Most artists I've encountered have such desire to create.

[mal]

Paleo art makes me feel a very primal and ancient connection to humanity as a whole. It's absolutely mindblowing to see such a clear and obvious representation of ourselves tens of thousands of years ago. Even then we were making art, and really good art at that. It gives me hope for the future, in a way

[geslinam]

My favorite story about these caves takes place in the one in Chuavet. Prints were discovered from about 20, 000 years ago, of a young boy walking thru the cave, likely to admire some of the paintings that had already been there for thousands of years. At his side were the prints of a canine…it wasn’t stalking him or chasing him…., just walking at his side. A boy and his dog exploring.

[Smooth_Brained_Hot_Takes]

No matter how many times I see this paleoart, it still blows me away.

[chandlerhastings]

Cave art is the only art form that really makes me feel emotional, more so than if I were to visit an art gallery.
To think that there was family, feelings, thinking, meticulously planned day-to-day activities, and more for these people, all while living alongside terrifying beasts and giants just outside their home is truly the most fascinating thing to me.

[dingodog]

Those lion faces alway get me how anatomically correct they are. It looks the the artist was trying to perfect his skills. The lines and shading. He must of watched a lot of lions. The whole lot blow me away.

[chi-weishen]

It's really sad that you have to cover parts of stone age paintings with $ signs in order to prevent demonetization. Sometimes YouTube sucks.

[vldptz]

as an artist myself and a huge archeology and history enthusiast, i would probably cry visiting those caves and seeing those paintings. These ancient, beautiful art already send shivers down my spine just from watching this video.

[flioink]

Art is important because it makes you think...about things that others imagined, saw or liked/disliked.

[ButterBallTheOpossum]

One night a long time ago i was sitting on my porch in the middle of the night and a deer walked out of the brush a few feet in front of me. It slowly walked and just at that moment the moon emerged out from behind the clouds and the deer stopped and looked directly up at the moon for about 15 seconds and then just continued walking. You could see the same curiosity and wonder in the deers eyes that a human would feel. It was such a brief moment but one that I'll remember all my life.

[williewonka]

Excellent point about the complexity of survival in ancient times. We live in the shadow of our ancestors. They were not inferior, but successfully passed their genes to future generations under very difficult conditions which we barely understand.

[CouncilOfWolves]

These beautiful images represent awareness and belonging in a world where daily survival was a priority.

[allosaurusfanboy]

As a Native American, I can agree that the Caveman of Europe are a parallel to Native Americans. I do not think that it is a insulting comparison as it seems accurate to say such. So before anyone calls him out for that. Stop it. It's a good comparison and noteworthy description.

Also I love the video! Keep up the amazing work

[JonnoPlays]

I've heard that Steely Dan song a thousand times and never knew it was about the cave art. Incredible narration. Keep up the good work 👌 💯

[derzeitohne]

When i first saw cave paintings years ago i instantly imagined some kind of educational function. Children of the tribe getting teached with these paintings about the wild animals.

[frogglen]

Not only were they great artist. But fantastic musicians.

My favorite song is Banging on Sticks and Rocks

[batspidey]

It's amazing that these early humans made wonderful depictions of extinct animals and their views on nature.

[bigbensarrowheadchannel]

This art is a tangible connection with our ancestors. It's haunting and pure magic to me.

[conner.c]

Paleolithic artists: I am going to draw my last birthday party on this wall, those dancers with animal costumes were amazing!

Humans nowadays: Aliens!

[Allyourbase]

It’s so hard to wrap my mind around how long ago the first art was created . It’s so long ago that I can’t even imagine living that long ago