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5 - Bushel with ibex motifs, poss reverse side.jpg

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3 - Camelid sacrum in the shape of a canine.jpg

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2 - Great Hall of the Bulls. Lascaux, France.jpg

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Paleolithic and Neolithic Europe’s artistic statements were made in small figural sculptures (central Europe), cave paintings (France and Spain), and outdoor, monumental stone assemblages (British Isles). These provide glimpses into the beginnings of ritual life (15,000 B.C.E.) as people tried to influence and integrate with the natural cycles of the cosmos and promote both human and animal fertility. These works establish the dynamic interplay of naturalism and abstraction found throughout art’s history.