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France - Lascaux Cave Paintings 2 of 2 Wood Print
by Jacqueline M Lewis
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France - Lascaux Cave Paintings 2 of 2 wood print by Jacqueline M Lewis. Bring your artwork to life with the texture and added depth of a wood print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 3/4" thick maple wood. There are D-clips on the back of the print for mounting it to your wall using mounting hooks and nails (included).
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Discovered by teenagers in September 1940, over 1,000 of these Neolithic paintings are considered the greatest find of the 20th century. The... more
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Artist's Description
Discovered by teenagers in September 1940, over 1,000 of these Neolithic paintings are considered the greatest find of the 20th century. The original has been closed because of environmental concerns, but Lascaux Two is able to be seen by the public.
About Jacqueline M Lewis
Recognition: Travel+Leisure magazine contest finalist; Photography Laureates winner, International Society of Photographers winner, Japan America Society of Philadelphia exhibitor. Bethlehem PA Rotunda solo exhibit (Bethlehem Fine Arts Commisstion): Lehigh Valley Arts council featured artist; Historic Bethlehem Partnership, ArtsQuest, Sigal Museum Easton displays. Finalist in Baum Art School/Morning Call juried exhibit, finalist in ArtsQuest Invision juried exhibit; finalist in Mayfair juried exhibit. Over 50 solo exhibits and shows in the Lehigh Valley area during the past decade. Major work: A Passport to World Heritage Sites--27 framed and canvas images with descriptions, a social studies as well as a photographic grouping. ...
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Jacqueline M Lewis
Eric, I'm the someone who will comment on this World Heritage Site. The Lascaux Neolithic paintings, as you may have noticed in the description of the image, is the greatest find of the 20th Century. If you're bewildered, or more than that, want to satisfy your curiosity, do some extensive research and visit the site, as I did. The group I joined was allowed to take images of Lascaux II because Lascaux was closed because of the great numbers of visitors.
Eric Lidman
can someone help me interpret description such as this? i find cave art bewildering. of what is this a photo? what image is being photographed? a photo of the original? a sanctioned replica? thanks?
Kendall Kessler
Great! Congrats on your sale!
Jacqueline M Lewis replied:
Thanks, Kendall.
Krishnan Srinivasan
Nice & Congrats on your sale :)
Jacqueline M Lewis replied:
Thank you, Krishnan.