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Believe it or not, this is actually a Venus statue as well. Although it might not look like much, it has much to offer through symbolism. As you can see, the curves on this fine piece of igneous, it symbolizes fertility.

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Carved from mammoth ivory, this head statue stands at a whopping 3.65 cm high. It is said to have been created between 26,000-24,000 BCE. It was found in a cave known as la Grotte du Pape, in 1894.

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Similar to the Woman of Willendorf,  the Venus of Hohle Fels is a symbolic statue made to represent fertility. It was discovered in 2008 in the Hohle Fels cave in Germany. It's around 6 cm tall and is made of mammoth ivory. It is said to be made around 30000 BCE

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Arguably the most famous of it's kind, the Woman of Willendorf is 11.1 cm in height. It was discovered in 1908 in Willendorf, a small village in lower Austria near the city of Krems

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This specific hand painting was found in the El Castillo Caves. It's dated to be made around 37000 B.C.

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The animals in the background that seem to look like deer, are much smaller in comparison to the bulls. Although they tried, the artists haven't mastered linear perspective just yet. Instead of using one point to create a sense of distance, they just used size and stacked the figures.

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Found in the Upper Paleolithic Era, the artwork found in El Castillo cave are some of the first known to have abstract ideas. With the use of red, black, and yellow, the artists who resided in the caves could tell a story through drawings of animals and amateur use of distance perspectives. The size of each figure can determine the distance between each other.

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There are no definite records of specific artists known during the prehistoric era. However the art left behind by the unknown artists are well preserved in time.

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The Artistic Art of Prehistoric Artists Who Thought of Art as Art

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The Artistic Art of Prehistoric Artists Who Thought of Art as Art