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Cave paintings typical of the Levantine art, found in the Roca dels Moros or Cogull Cave
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Cave paintings typical of the Levantine art, found in the Roca dels Moros or Cogull Cave
Cave paintings typical of the Levantine art, found in the Roca dels Moros or Cogull Cave (Lleida), scene of nine women dancing around a man, with overlapping animal figures, one of them seems to be pregnant
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Archaeological Cave East Fertility Materials Movement Paintings Prehistory Realistic Ritual Shelter Stroke Zoomorphic Bichrome Cave Paintings Clustering Continuous Fill Imagery Naturalistic Ocher Santiago Ortega Theme
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This print showcases the remarkable cave paintings typical of Levantine art, discovered in the Roca dels Moros or Cogull Cave located in Lleida. The scene depicted is truly mesmerizing, featuring nine women gracefully dancing around a central male figure. What makes this artwork even more intriguing is the presence of overlapping animal figures, with one appearing to be pregnant. These ancient rupestrian petroglyphs provide us with a glimpse into the rich history and cultural practices of our ancestors. The use of bichrome colors adds depth and vibrancy to the painting, while strokes and spot colors bring life to both human anthropomorphic and zoomorphic forms. The continuous movement portrayed in this Neolithic masterpiece reflects its significance as a ritualistic representation. The small herbivore included within the composition further emphasizes themes of fertility and abundance. Preserved on rock walls for thousands of years, these cave paintings serve as an invaluable archaeological treasure. They offer valuable insights into prehistoric societies' artistic expressions and their deep connection with nature. With meticulous attention to detail, artist Santiago Ortega has captured every stroke on this support material using naturalistic techniques prevalent during that era. This print serves as a testament to his skillful interpretation of post-Paleolithic artistry. As we admire this piece from Spain's Catalonia region, let us appreciate its historical importance without commercial intentions but rather focus on preserving it for future generations to marvel at our shared human heritage.
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