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Journal Article
DESTINATION: les répliques de grottes comme genre
2024
Overview
Our fascination with parietal art (also known as cave art), as with most prehistoric artifacts, often lies in the mystery of its origins, and the fact, astonishingly, of its enduring presence; it appears to us in images that speak through time. This auratic allure is obscured, however, by the uncanny conditions in which we now encounter these images: as most of the original sites are closed to the public in order to preserve them, we find exceptionally crafted replicas constructed in their place. Here, Veber examines whether images still carry through time.
