THE ART OF THE ICE AGE - EXPLORING THE DEEPER HISTORY OF ART

The Art of the Ice Age; exploring the deeper history of art, with sculptures & other 'portable' works of art created throughout Europe during the Upper Palaeolithic.

The Ice Age Art Gallery; an interactive display of the prehistoric sculptures and pendants. From its roots in the Acheulian era to the late Magdalenian period.

Dr Jill Cook, Curator of European Prehistory at the British Museum, discusses Ice Age Art, as she delves into the numerous sculptures created during prehistory.

Examine the distinctive Neolithic and Bronze Age Cycladic figures of the Greek Cycladic Islands in the Aegean Sea; ancient sculptures with contemporary traits.

The Cycladic Art Gallery. The interactive display of the prehistoric sculptures of the Aegean Sea; an intriguing link between 'prehistoric' & 'contemporary' art.

Photographer Claire Artemyz provides a unique perspective on the human identity in this photo gallery of the sculptures, weapons, tools, and skulls from the Ice Age.

The Bradshaw Foundation presents 3 new sculptures inspired by Ice Age works of art that are up to 40,000 years old. Each sculpture is of a limited edition of 250.

The artist Peter Lyell Robinson considers the phenomenon of sculpture, from the Portable art of the Ice Age to current work, and how the human urge to create art.

Ancient rock art & cave paintings from around the world at the Bradshaw Foundation archive, dedicated to the study, research and preservation of early mankind’s artistic achievements.