+ All Categories
Home > Documents > Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big-...

Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big-...

Date post: 17-Jan-2016
Category:
Upload: louise-york
View: 216 times
Download: 0 times
Share this document with a friend
12
Cave Art (15,000 BCE)
Transcript
Page 1: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.

Cave Art(15,000 BCE)

Page 2: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.
Page 3: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.

Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas

• People of prehistoric times were excellent big-game hunters

• Did not need to work very hard and had plenty of leisure time

• Art during this time may have been a teaching tool for kids to learn lessons about the hunt

Page 4: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.
Page 5: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.
Page 6: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.

Theory #2: Sympathetic Magic

• Sympathetic Magic: making an image of something gives the artist power over whatever the image represents

• Drawing animals with arrows in their side or incomplete animals could create real wounded or weakened animals

Page 7: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.
Page 8: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.
Page 9: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.

Theory #3: Vision Quest

• Shaman: communicates with and interprets the supernatural– Dark, silence, isolation

– Hallucinogenic drugs

– Pain

• Cave art was a portal to the supernatural world

Page 10: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.
Page 11: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.
Page 12: Cave Art (15,000 BCE). Theory #1: Artist’s Canvas People of prehistoric times were excellent big- game hunters Did not need to work very hard and had.

Cave of Beasts(Gilf Kebir, Egypt)


Recommended