Prehistoric Art Collection (#2)

Large red cow with black head (length 2, 80m). Montignac. Lascaux cave
JEB4950665 Large red cow with black head (length 2, 80m). Montignac. Lascaux cave. by Prehistoric; (add.info.: Large red cow with black head (length 2, 80m). Montignac

Bulls room and small deer detail. Montignac. Lascaux cave
JEB4950688 Bulls room and small deer detail. Montignac. Lascaux cave. by Prehistoric; (add.info.: Bulls room and small deer detail. Montignac. Lascaux cave.); © Jean Bernard

Well room: Bison, bird and man downstairs
JEB4950651 Well room: Bison, bird and man downstairs. by Prehistoric; (add.info.: Well room: Bison, bird and man downstairs.); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2022

Bulls room: detail head of bull. Montignac. Lascaux cave
JEB4950711 Bulls room: detail head of bull. Montignac. Lascaux cave. by Prehistoric; (add.info.: Bulls room: detail head of bull. Montignac. Lascaux cave.); © Jean Bernard

Bulls room: detail head of bull. Montignac. Lascaux cave
JEB4950702 Bulls room: detail head of bull. Montignac. Lascaux cave. by Prehistoric; (add.info.: Bulls room: detail head of bull. Montignac. Lascaux cave.); © Jean Bernard

Chinese art: wine vase in the shape of an animal from Che Leou (Che Leou). Chang period. 16th-11th century BC
JLJ4582270 Chinese art: wine vase in the shape of an animal from Che Leou (Che Leou). Chang period. 16th-11th century BC. Private Collection; (add.info.: Chinese art)

"Figurine de cerf en bois dore"(A gilded wooden figurine of a deer)
FIA5334985 " Figurine de cerf en bois dore" (A gilded wooden figurine of a deer) Provenant de tombes datant de l age de bronze. Pazyryk, Siberie 5eme siecle avant JC

Ship (bronze)
AIS5335982 Ship (bronze) by Nuragic Civilization, Sardinia (1800-1200 BC); Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy; (add.info.: Nuragic civilization); © Iberfoto; out of copyright

Bull, with Deer and Horse, Upper Paleolithic, from the Cave of Lascaux, France, c. 17. 000-15. 000 BC (painting)
AIS5366559 Bull, with Deer and Horse, Upper Paleolithic, from the Cave of Lascaux, France, c.17.000-15.000 BC (painting) by Prehistoric; Caves of Lascaux, Dordogne

Fresco at Cogul, Lleida, 2021 (photo)
7205098 Fresco at Cogul, Lleida, 2021 (photo) by Prehistoric; (add.info.: Fresco at Cogul, Lerida, Spain. In the upper left-hand corner we see a symbolic sign for the hunt)

Camunni civilization, Prehistory, rock art: grave rock, representing hunters and deer
GIA4815598 Camunni civilization, Prehistory, rock art: grave rock, representing hunters and deer. Rocher de Naquane, in Valcamonica (Val Camonica)

Goat-shaped toy on wheels, from Mohenjo-daro. 26th-25th century BC (terracotta)
LRI4731844 Goat-shaped toy on wheels, from Mohenjo-daro. 26th-25th century BC (terracotta) by Bronze Age (3000-2500 BC); Mohenjo-Daro, Sindh Province

Figurine of woman with her child, from Mohenjo-daro. 26th-25th century BC (terracotta)
LRI4731836 Figurine of woman with her child, from Mohenjo-daro. 26th-25th century BC (terracotta) by Bronze Age (3000-2500 BC); Mohenjo-Daro, Sindh Province

Swedish neolithic graffiti representing a ship. Stockholm Historiska Museet Suede
GIA4709602 Swedish neolithic graffiti representing a ship. Stockholm Historiska Museet Suede by Neolithic; Statens Historiska Museum, Stockholm

Prehistoric Art (Upper Magdalenian): "Bison getting up"
JLJ4570327 Prehistoric Art (Upper Magdalenian): " Bison getting up" Sculpture in reindeer wood from the shelter of the Madeleine in Dordogne. 11000 BC. Sun 0, 10 m

Oriental antiquite: idol figurine of Fecondite. Terracotta board. From Cyprus. Bronze age
LRI4633306 Oriental antiquite: idol figurine of Fecondite. Terracotta board. From Cyprus. Bronze age. 2200-2000 BC. Paris, Louvre Museum by Bronze Age (2500-800 BC); Louvre, Paris

Forms in the style of Tazina. Stone Age 5000-2000 BC. (engraved rock)
LRI4633262 Forms in the style of Tazina. Stone Age 5000-2000 BC. (engraved rock) by Prehistoric; Taghit, Algeria; (add.info.: Prehistory, rock art: grave rock of forms in the style of Tazina)

Representation of an antelope. Stone Age 5000-2000 BC. (engraved rock)
LRI4633207 Representation of an antelope. Stone Age 5000-2000 BC. (engraved rock) by Prehistoric; Taghit, Algeria; (add.info.: Prehistory, rock art: grave rock of the representation of an antelope)

Representation of a lion. Stone Age 5000-2000 BC. (engraved rock)
LRI4633124 Representation of a lion. Stone Age 5000-2000 BC. (engraved rock) by Prehistoric; Taghit, Algeria; (add.info.: Prehistory, rock art: grave rock of the representation of a lion)

Hunting scene, a hunter wanks a spear. (engraved rock)
LRI4633083 Hunting scene, a hunter wanks a spear.(engraved rock) by Prehistoric; Parco nazionale delle incisioni rupestri di Naquane, Valcamonica; (add.info.: Prehistory, civilization of the Camunni)

Carved rock: representations of daggers, oxen
LRI4633014 Carved rock: representations of daggers, oxen. by Prehistoric; Parco archeologico nazionale dei Massi di Cemmo, Italy; (add.info.: Prehistory)

Nordic bronze age: plow pulled by an ox, rock carvings in Tanum, Sweden 1800-500 BC
LRI4641065 Nordic bronze age: plow pulled by an ox, rock carvings in Tanum, Sweden 1800-500 BC by Prehistoric; Vastra Gotaland

Royal hunting scene. From Ras Shamra, 14th century BC (gold platter)
LRI4640178 Royal hunting scene. From Ras Shamra, 14th century BC (gold platter) by Phoenician, (14th century BC); Louvre, Paris

Large mask of gold leaf on womans face and group of five small gold masks
LRI4640145 Large mask of gold leaf on womans face and group of five small gold masks, from Tartus, 17th and 12th century BC by Phoenician; Louvre, Paris

A Mycenian fertility goddess nourishing goats. Around 1250 BC (carved ivory pyxide cover)
LRI4640217 A Mycenian fertility goddess nourishing goats. Around 1250 BC (carved ivory pyxide cover) by Phoenician, (13th century BC); Louvre, Paris

Bed ornament decorated with an ivory low relief of a guard presenting a lion to the king
LRI4640123 Bed ornament decorated with an ivory low relief of a guard presenting a lion to the king. From the site of Ugarit, 14th century BC by Phoenician, (14th century BC); National Museum

Idol as a column. Ivory sculpture, around 5000 BC
LRI4593749 Idol as a column. Ivory sculpture, around 5000 BC by Prehistoric; Archaeological Museum, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: Idol as a column. Ivory sculpture, around 5000 BC. Neolitic art)

Two menhirs of man and woman. 1100-800 BC (Iron age)
LRI4592789 Two menhirs of man and woman. 1100-800 BC (Iron age) by Prehistoric; Museo Comunale della Civilta Lunigiana, La Spezia

Scene of musicians. Detail of a situla. 500 BC (Iron Age) ( bronze pyxide)
LRI4592743 Scene of musicians. Detail of a situla. 500 BC (Iron Age) ( bronze pyxide) by Iron Age, (6th century BC); Museo Civico Archeologico, Bologna, Italy; (add.info.: Prehistoric art: situla)

Prehistoric Art: The Venus of Willendorf - Statuette of limestone representing a woman
LRI4658756 Prehistoric Art: The Venus of Willendorf - Statuette of limestone representing a woman with very developed forms, 23000 BC (upper paleolithic) Dim

Woman in prayer called Torralba, 8th-7th century BC (bronze sculpture)
LRI4649986 Woman in prayer called Torralba, 8th-7th century BC (bronze sculpture) by Nuragic Civilization, Sardinia (1800-1200 BC); Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Cagliari, Sardinia

Warrior, 8th-7th century BC (bronze statuette)
LRI4649956 Warrior, 8th-7th century BC (bronze statuette) by Nuragic Civilization, Sardinia (1800-1200 BC); Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Cagliari, Sardinia

Group of wrestlers. 8th-7th century BC (bronze sculpture)
LRI4649922 Group of wrestlers. 8th-7th century BC (bronze sculpture) by Nuragic Civilization, Sardinia (1800-1200 BC); Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Cagliari, Sardinia

Warrior pulling a bow. 8th-7th century BC (bronze statuette)
LRI4649915 Warrior pulling a bow. 8th-7th century BC (bronze statuette) by Nuragic Civilization, Sardinia (1800-1200 BC); Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Cagliari, Sardinia

Petroglyph of a human figure, neolithic, stone age
LRI4649827 Petroglyph of a human figure, neolithic, stone age. by Prehistoric; Azerbaijan State Religion History Museum, Baku; (add.info.: Prehistory)

Womans head, from central Turkmenistan, 3000-2500 BC (clay sculpture)
LRI4649775 Womans head, from central Turkmenistan, 3000-2500 BC (clay sculpture) by Prehistoric; Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia; (add.info.: Prehistory: womans head)

Female idol from the Cavern of the White sands (Arene Candide)
LRI4649719 Female idol from the Cavern of the White sands (Arene Candide). Middle Neolithic, Stone Age. (terracotta) by Prehistoric; Museo Civico Di Archeologia Ligure, Genoa Pegli

Tools to remove bark, from the Cavern of the White sands (Arene Candide)
LRI4649707 Tools to remove bark, from the Cavern of the White sands (Arene Candide). Middle Neolithic, Stone Age. (shin bones) by Prehistoric; Museo Civico Di Archeologia Ligure, Genoa Pegli

Seal or pintadera decorated with a spiral from the Cavern of the White sands
LRI4649682 Seal or pintadera decorated with a spiral from the Cavern of the White sands (Arene Candide). Middle Neolithic, Stone Age

Dagger from the Necropolis of San Giovenale, Bronze age, 17th century BC. (bronze)
LRI4649635 Dagger from the Necropolis of San Giovenale, Bronze age, 17th century BC. (bronze) by Prehistoric; Museo Preistorico e Etnographico Luigi Pigorini, Rome, Lazio

Saw from the Polada bog, Lonato. Bronze Age. (wood and stone)
LRI4649588 Saw from the Polada bog, Lonato. Bronze Age. (wood and stone) by Prehistoric; Museo Preistorico e Etnographico Luigi Pigorini, Rome, Lazio, Italy; (add.info.: Prehistory)

Culture of Pontiniano: stones and flint from the Cave of Moscerini, Upper Paleolithic
LRI4649570 Culture of Pontiniano: stones and flint from the Cave of Moscerini, Upper Paleolithic. by Prehistoric; Museo Preistorico e Etnographico Luigi Pigorini, Rome, Lazio

Vase from the necropolis of Caolino al Sasso di Furbara, Stone Age. Neolithic
LRI4649552 Vase from the necropolis of Caolino al Sasso di Furbara, Stone Age. Neolithic. (terracotta) by Prehistoric; Museo Preistorico e Etnographico Luigi Pigorini, Rome, Lazio

Bison and Horses. Upper Paleolithic (Magdalenian) (rock painting)
LRI4649465 Bison and Horses. Upper Paleolithic (Magdalenian) (rock painting) by Prehistoric; Cave of Santimamine, Guernica

A deer. Upper Paleolithic (Magdalenian) (rock painting)
LRI4649423 A deer. Upper Paleolithic (Magdalenian) (rock painting) by Prehistoric; Altamira, Spain; (add.info.: Prehistory)

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"Journey into the Past: Exploring the Fascinating World of Prehistoric Art" Step back in time to the era of our ancient ancestors, as we delve into the captivating realm of prehistoric art. From the Upper Paleolithic period to Mesolithic times, these artistic expressions offer a glimpse into humanity's earliest creative endeavors. Let us begin with a remarkable painting found in Altamira Cave, Spain. Dating back between 35, 000 and 11, 000 BC, this masterpiece depicts a majestic bison or auroch. Using charcoal and red ocher pigments, our ancestors skillfully captured their surroundings on cave walls. Moving forward in time, we encounter Buffens cave pottery from 700-1100 BC. These ceramics showcase intricate designs that reflect the craftsmanship of their creators. Each piece tells its own story through patterns and motifs passed down through generations. Intriguingly stylized yet naturalistic is the Mesolithic art form known as phallic dance. Through mural paintings depicting this ritualistic dance, our ancestors sought to connect with nature and express their beliefs in an enchanting manner. Venturing further into Mesolithic rock art from Spain's Bicorp region (8000-7000 BC), we discover mesmerizing depictions of deer and goats etched onto stone surfaces. These images provide insights into early human-animal relationships and perhaps served as spiritual symbols for hunting rituals. Cave paintings have always held an air of mystery; one such example can be found within Salmon-Challis National Forest where vibrant colors bring ancient scenes to life before our eyes. This photograph captures not only the beauty but also reminds us how far we've come since those early days. The Ggantija phallic stone takes us to Bronze Age Malta where fertility symbols were revered by communities seeking abundance and prosperity. This monumental artifact stands tall amidst archaeological wonders left behind by past civilizations.