Images of Chauvet shot for National Geographic Magazine as part of a story on the Origins of Art.
The art in Chauvet is over 36,000 years ofd, making these some of the oldest figurative paintings on the planet.
Hello, is it possible to turn it to "downloadable" ? I would like to use in a history lesson, and I thing 3D version is more interesting for them, to see how prehistoric artists used the forms of the cave to paint. Or just send me the files and I keep them just to my lessons. My email is Francois.hardy@hech.be and I need a ".obj + . mtl + .jpeg" format to use it with the technology I use in my lessons (Merge Cube + CospacesEdu). regards, François
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Hello, is it possible to turn it to "downloadable" ? I would like to use in a history lesson, and I thing 3D version is more interesting for them, to see how prehistoric artists used the forms of the cave to paint. Or just send me the files and I keep them just to my lessons. My email is Francois.hardy@hech.be and I need a ".obj + . mtl + .jpeg" format to use it with the technology I use in my lessons (Merge Cube + CospacesEdu). regards, François
This is so good to see like this! Thanks for posting.
Beautiful! So glad you could do this.
We worked in Chauvet Cave about fifteen yeas ago, but were not permitted to take our our photographs.
Thank you, fantastic work...It opens up a whole new appreciation of art...well done!