Une vie d'art préhistorique. Epigraphie Religion contained a rich funerary furniture

contained a rich funerary furniture of some 180 pieces

They still constitute the strong point of some private collections

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he would soon abandon painting for the more perilous terrain of sculpture

Eugène: Les papiers administratifs du Sérapéum et l'organisation sacerdotale en Égypte: (leçon d'ouverture professée le 6 décembre 1886) 62-65 Pierret

Une vie d'art préhistorique. Epigraphie Religion contained a rich funerary furnitureOne of the best contemporary specialists in prehistoric art, Jean Clottes is a man who loves the silence of caves, listening to what they tell us, deciphering what they have contained for millennia. For nearly half a century, he devoted himself to the study of this art and published numerous articles written in a simple language that everyone can read in a wide variety of journals, alone or in collaboration with colleagues. The selected texts touch on