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Hur Konst Var Under Den Paleolitiska Tidsåldern Here we have a carefully researched, beautifully written, fascinating account of paleolithic art, its origins, how it developed and for what reasons. the french author, jean clottes, how such art developed from exploring minds seeking reassurance, explanations and understanding of the world around them. Jean clottes is a prominent french archaeologist and former general inspector for archaeology and scientific advisor for prehistoric art at the french ministry of culture. he is the author of cave art, among other books.oliver y. martin is a lecturer in the department of environmental systems science at eth zurich, switzerland.
Paleolithic Art A Look At Paleolithic Culture And Its History Jean clottes is a prominent french archaeologist and former general inspector for archaeology and scientific advisor for prehistoric art at the french ministry of culture. he is the author of cave art, among other books.oliver y. martin is a lecturer in the department of environmental systems science at eth zurich, switzerland. The emotions and motives that inspired them beg to be understood. in what is paleolithic art?, clottes, the renowned cave and rock art specialist, suggests some answers. . . . this is a thought provoking book about complex societies that endeavored to understand the world in their own various ways. Steeped in clottes’s shamanistic theories of cave painting, what is paleolithic art? travels from well known ice age sites like chauvet, altamira, and lascaux to visits with contemporary aboriginal artists, evoking a continuum between the cave paintings of our prehistoric past and the living rock art of today. clottes’s work lifts us from. Clottes's enormous depth of learning and affection emanate from every page of this book." steven mithen, university of reading "new scientist" "clottes' book is . . . rich in content: a fascinating muse on his personal research, career, and travels, an attempt not just to explain where, when and how paleolithic people created art, but why.
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