Home


English
Access your basket

 ::  Homepage  ::  List of features  :: 
Search ok
 ::  Contacts  ::  Help for professionals  :: 



 ::  Print the picture  ::  All Features  :: 
Add picture to basket


    
This will be the largest replica cave in the world. Started in spring 2012, this exclusive report describes the work of reconstruction of the Chauvet Cave II, divided between Vallon Pont d'Arc (1), Montignac (2), Toulouse (3), Paris (4), Saint-Priest, near Lyon (5) and Meylan, near Grenoble (6). Once completed, more than one thousand drawings, paintings and sculptures made by the first artists of History (including 423 animal figures) will be spread over 8500 m2 (3000m2 for floor, 5500 m2 for walls and ceilings) and reproduced exactly as the original cave (to compare, it is 50 m2 to 800 m2 and 2 Lascaux Lascaux 3). Dated 36,000 years, Chauvet Cave was discovered in December 1994 (this will be the 20th anniversary of its discovery next December) and immediately closed to the public because of its immense scientific and artistic interest, and its strong presence of carbon dioxide. Since June 2014, it is a World Heritage Site by Unesco.
© Stéphane Compoint / Resolute
20140901-001
This will be the largest replica cave in the world. Started in spring 2012, this exclusive report describes the work of reconstruction of the Chauvet Cave II, divided between Vallon Pont d'Arc (1), Montignac (2), Toulouse (3), Paris (4), Saint-Priest, near Lyon (5) and Meylan, near Grenoble (6). Once completed, more than one thousand drawings, paintings and sculptures made by the first artists of History (including 423 animal figures) will be spread over 8500 m2 (3000m2 for floor, 5500 m2 for walls and ceilings) and reproduced exactly as the original cave (to compare, it is 50 m2 to 800 m2 and 2 Lascaux Lascaux 3). Dated 36,000 years, Chauvet Cave was discovered in December 1994 (this will be the 20th anniversary of its discovery next December) and immediately closed to the public because of its immense scientific and artistic interest, and its strong presence of carbon dioxide. Since June 2014, it is a World Heritage Site by Unesco.

     ::  Order this picture  :: 
Name*   Message :
Email* 
I have read and accept your Terms of use
I accept to be registered to your mailing list to be informed about your website news
Your order comes from:
from France
from abroad
* Needs fields OK
If you order more than one photo, please send only one email with the reference of each picture


:: Stéphane Compoint - 9 rue de la Vistule 75013 Paris France - Tel : +33 6 08 75 75 57 - email : sc@stephanecompoint.com ::
:: All rights reserved - www.stephanecompoint.com - This web site is for a professional use only ::
:: Login - © 2005 © 2012 - Realisation: Anakrome & iota ::