Category Archives: Prehistoric art

You are here:

Home
Category "Prehistoric art"

The Earthy, Enduring Color Scheme of the Cave Paintings at Lascaux

Cave Art, Color, Color and Culture, Do you have a Memorial Day Quote?, Prehistoric artBy Mark Feldman March 26, 2018 Leave a comment

Can art exist apart from color? Thank goodness that’s never been a predicament humankind has encountered. Art across the ages has been intermingled with glorious color. The cave paintings at Lascaux have an amazing story as well as a beautiful color scheme. Here are a few fun facts about the paintings at Lascaux.

Details

art,cave,early,paintings,prehistoric man,caves,years

Early Cave Art in Spain

"out of the box" art, Art history, Early cave art, Europe, Prehistoric art, Spain, Stone AgeBy Mark Feldman March 13, 2013 10 Comments

Early cave art–even that which is over 40,000 years old–captivates us, just as it did prehistoric man. That’s why it’s not uncommon for people to make long journeys just to get a look at these early cave paintings. Truly, art is perhaps the only language capable of being understood by numerous people groups and generations.

Details

Great product!

Bob WebbEaston, Pennsylvania
As I paint I like to play with Segmation around with colours on my PC…This is an easy way to relax without needing a brush!

Eve WeatherleySuffolk, United Kingdom
My kids love SegPlay Mobile. They concentrate on painting, and I can enjoy the silence. Driving has once again become a pleasure. Kudos to the developer for a fun and entertaining app!

Peter Uth
Keep up the good selections.

Patti Gratias-CrumpPalmer, Arkansas
Very therapeutic.

Mari SilberFacebook
I love the Right as Rain series. Some beautiful photography for us to paint.

Marla BartelmieFacebook