Lascaux Hall of the Bulls - Three Deer - Negative Digital Art by Weston Westmoreland

Lascaux Hall of the Bulls - Three Deer - Negative

by Weston Westmoreland

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Title

Lascaux Hall of the Bulls - Three Deer - Negative

Artist

Weston Westmoreland

Medium

Digital Art - Digital Oil Painting

Description

Lascaux Hall of the Bulls, Three Deer. Negative. Digital oil painting.

Detail of three of the five deer in the Hall of the Bulls of Lascaux, France. Digital painting.

It is easy to miss those delicate deer with so many bigger figures around. However, those tiny creatures, drawn with just a few touches, are exquisite. The artist used a chip on the surface of the cave wall to represent the horns of the one on the top left, and it was probably this chip that inspired the presence of those deer in the first place. There are five deer on this little section of the panel, although one of them only shows its painted black horns coming from a chip on the wall representing part of the rest of its body on the top center to the right.

It is hard to find another panel of such beauty, both in color and in variety amongst the most fine and exquisite paintings of the paleolithic.

Aurochs or bulls, deer, horses, and the uncanny figure called the unicorn, in which many recognize two hunters with spears under a piece of fur, this panel is full of energy and life. The peculiar style and variety of figures together in a continuous composition set Lascaux as one of the big caves, along with Altamira, Chauvet or Niaux, to mention some of the most amazing caves so far discovered.

The paintings in Lascaux date from the Magdalenian age, about 15-17,000 ybp.

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Weston Westmoreland.

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