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Tag Archives: Lascaux Cave
history undone:android basterds
A vision of the primeval past wandering out of an imaginary forest of pre-historic times, lost in quirk of time. Yes, its the same notorious auroch found in the cave of Lascaux in southern France. The ferocious wild ancestor of … Continue reading
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Lascaux and intimate with the gods:backstage pass only
The artists or artists who painted the cave at Lascaux in France deserves nearly all the artistic praise he has received. He, or perhaps she, was both knowledgeable and gifted. On the surface, he appeared to have one distressing weakness, … Continue reading
Posted in Art History/Antiquity/Anthropology, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Carla Bruni, dr. michael rappenglueck, dr. rappengluck, frank edge, gary d. thompson, john j. mcgraw, John Lichfield, Lascaux Cave, peter tompkins, peter tompkins secrets of the great pyramid, Sarkozy, sir j. norman lockyer, wayne herschel, Werner Herzog
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lascaux : sacred geometry and coherent chaos
The mystery of the Lascaux puzzle. In all likelihood the real meaning of the paintings in the French cave will never be totally clear until we know who they were actually done for. Who was the patron? There has been … Continue reading
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Tagged dr. david whitehouse, dr. michael rappenglueck, Dr. Wheston Price, frank edge, gary d. thompson, Georges Bataille, john j. mcgraw, Lascaux Cave, susan elizabeth hale, tiffiney whitmire, wayne herschel, Werner Herzog, william glyn-jones
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lascaux: the mysterious patron
The evident spells of the enchantress Hyperbole and her sister Analogy. The puzzle of Lascaux. The puzzle is that the real meaning of the paintings in the French cave will never be known until a disturbing question can be answered. … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Warhol, Cave of Forgotten Dreams, chantal jegues-wolkiewiez, Damien Hirst, dr. david whitehouse, dr. michael rappenglueck, Dr. Wheston Price, frank edge, Lascaux Cave, Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt, Rick Steves, Roger Ebert, Tang Dynasty, Werner Herzog
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