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An Artist’s Handprint

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Human/Animal Figure

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Note that the horse has several spears in him and is bleeding profusely.  Just like they would like to see happen in real life.

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Neck purposely shaded, the natural contours of the rock are used to create a distended abdomen, most likely to represent pregnancy.  Thus insuring a continuation of the food supply.

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Falling Cow at Lascaux

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These paintings (as are most cave paintings) are deep in the caves, hard to reach, and are not touched by sunlight. The purpose of the paintings was not public consumption.  A common theory is a more mystical reason that by painting these animals they will make them abundant in real life.

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Two ibexes, head to head.

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Cave of Altamira, near Santander, Spain.

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30,000-year-old cave hyena painting found in the Chauvet Cave in France.

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Paleolithic cave paintings at Lascaux Cave in southwestern France.