Parietal art
Within the framework of the study of the prehistoric Art, the expression “ parietal art ” indicates the whole of the works of art in the broad sense (without esthetic appreciation) carried out by the Man on walls of Grotte s.
It corresponds to the English expression and the majority of the authors oppose it today to the rupestral Art , (art on rock or) but also to the movable Art (which one can move) and with the Art on block.
Works of Lascaux, Altamira or of the Grotte Chauvet constitute some of the most famous examples of parietal art of the Paléolithique European superior.
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