Caves at Lascaux

Definition

The Caves at Lascaux are a complex network of Paleolithic caves located in France that contain some of the earliest known examples of prehistoric art. These cave paintings depict various animals such as horses, bulls, and deer.

Related terms

Paleolithic Art: Art created during the Old Stone Age, characterized by depictions of animals and human figures.

Naturalism: A style of art that aims to represent objects or subjects as they appear in reality.

Pigments: Colored substances used to create paints or dyes for artistic purposes.