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    This document provides information about pre-historic and ancient Egyptian paintings. Pre-historic cave paintings found in Europe were likely used for communication or ceremonies, and depicted large native animals. The paintings at Lascaux Cave contain over 2,000 figures. Egyptian paintings were meant to make the afterlife pleasant for the deceased by depicting their journey to the underworld and introduction to underworld gods by protective deities. The paintings emphasized the importance of life after death and preserving past knowledge. They were stylized, symbolic, and showed profile views, using mineral pigments that did not fade.

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    This document provides information about pre-historic and ancient Egyptian paintings. Pre-historic cave paintings found in Europe were likely used for communication or ceremonies, and depicted large native animals. The paintings at Lascaux Cave contain over 2,000 figures. Egyptian paintings were meant to make the afterlife pleasant for the deceased by depicting their journey to the underworld and introduction to underworld gods by protective deities. The paintings emphasized the importance of life after death and preserving past knowledge. They were stylized, symbolic, and showed profile views, using mineral pigments that did not fade.

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    This document provides information about pre-historic and ancient Egyptian paintings. Pre-historic cave paintings found in Europe were likely used for communication or ceremonies, and depicted large native animals. The paintings at Lascaux Cave contain over 2,000 figures. Egyptian paintings were meant to make the afterlife pleasant for the deceased by depicting their journey to the underworld and introduction to underworld gods by protective deities. The paintings emphasized the importance of life after death and preserving past knowledge. They were stylized, symbolic, and showed profile views, using mineral pigments that did not fade.

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    Make Me A Catalogue

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    This document provides information about pre-historic and ancient Egyptian paintings. Pre-historic cave paintings found in Europe were likely used for communication or ceremonies, and depicted large native animals. The paintings at Lascaux Cave contain over 2,000 figures. Egyptian paintings were meant to make the afterlife pleasant for the deceased by depicting their journey to the underworld and introduction to underworld gods by protective deities. The paintings emphasized the importance of life after death and preserving past knowledge. They were stylized, symbolic, and showed profile views, using mineral pigments that did not fade.

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    ACTIVITY 4.

    “MAKE ME A CATALOGUE”

    PAINTINGS

    Ancient Egypt
    The purpose of Egyptian paintings is to make
    the deceased afterlife place pleasant. With this Pre-historic Era
    in mind, themes include journey to the
    Their painting were found inside the caves
    underworld introducing the deceased to the
    which may have been their way of
    Gods of the underworld by their protective
    communicating with each other. It may also
    deities.
    be for religious or ceremonial purposes.
    It emphasizes the importance of life after
    These paintings may be more an artifact of the
    death and the preservation of the knowledge
    archeological evidence than a true picture of
    of the past.
    human’s first created art. Prehistoric drawings
    Most paintings were highly stylize, symbolic, of animals were usually correct in proportion .
    and shows profile view of an animal or a The dominant features in the painting were
    person. The main colors used were black, red, large animals native in the region. It was
    blue, gold, and green taken derived from discovered on September 12,1940 and given
    mineral pigments that can withstand strong statutory historic monument.
    sunlight without fading.
    The paintings has nearly 2,000 figures
    composed mainly of animals, human figures
    and abstract design . Some sections have been
    identified inside the cave such as : The Great
    Hall of the Bulls, The Lateral Passage,
    The Shaft of the Dead Man, The Chamber
    of Engravings, The Painted Gallery, and
    The Chamber of Felines.
    ACTIVITY 4. “MAKE ME A CATALOGUE”

    PAINTINGS
    ACTIVITY 4. “MAKE ME A CATALOGUE”
    ACTIVITY 4. “MAKE ME A CATALOGUE”
    PAINTINGS

    PAINTINGS
    Pre-historic Era

    Their painting were found inside the caves which may have been their way of communicating with each other. It
    may also be for religious or ceremonial purposes.

    These paintings may be more an artifact of the archeological evidence than a true picture of human’s first created
    art. Prehistoric drawings of animals were usually correct in proportion . The dominant features in the painting were
    large animals native in the region. It was discovered on September 12,1940 and given statutory historic monument.

    The paintings has nearly 2,000 figures composed mainly of animals, human figures and abstract design . Some
    sections have been identified inside the cave such as : The Great Hall of the Bulls, The Lateral Passage, The
    Shaft of the Dead Man, The Chamber of Engravings, The Painted Gallery, and The Chamber of Felines

    Ancient Egypt

    The purpose of Egyptian paintings is to make the deceased afterlife


    place pleasant. With this in mind, themes include journey to the underworld introducing the deceased to the Gods of
    the underworld by their protective deities.

    It emphasizes the importance of life after death and the preservation of the knowledge of the past.

    Most paintings were highly stylize, symbolic, and shows profile view of an animal or a person. The main colors used
    were black, red, blue, gold, and green taken derived from mineral pigments that can withstand strong sunlight
    without fading.
    ACTIVITY 4. “MAKE ME A CATALOGUE”

    PAINTINGS

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