A Concise History of Painting from the prehistory to the Thirteenth Century / David Talbot Rice
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TextPublication details: Thames & Hudson : London, 1967.Edition: 1st EditionDescription: 287 Pages : pbk. 24 cmContent type: - text
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The earliest paintings were created long before written language, mainly in caves and on rock surfaces. Prehistoric painters used natural pigments—charcoal, ochre, and minerals—applied with fingers, brushes made of hair, or by blowing pigment through hollow bones.
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