- Despite its fame and importance, Lascaux is very poorly dated. ... In 1983 a partial replica, Lascaux II, was opened nearby for public viewing.
- The Nave is the next gallery and it too displays stunning works of art. One of the most popular of the Lascaux art pieces is the depiction of five swimming stags.
- The Cave Art Theatre (Le theatre de l’art paretial) presents a three-act play using light, sound, movies and objects to give life to the story of Lascaux’s cave art.
- Mağaraya, yakındaki Lascaux Malikanesi'ne efsanevi bir gizli geçit olabileceğine inandıkları 15 metre derinliğindeki (50 fit) bir kuyudan girdiler.
- Video: İLK SANATÇILAR (LASCAUX MAĞARA RESİMLERİ). ... Lascaux mağarasının bir kopyası 1983'te yakınlarda açıldı ve yılda on binlerce ziyaretçi alıyor.
- “It” is a life-sized virtual reality (VR) experience of Lascaux Cave, a Paleolithic treasure near Montignac, France, that has been closed to the public since 1963.
- Known as Lascaux II, the 'reproduction' caves are a copy of most of the prehistoric paintings contained in the original Lascaux caves, 200 metres away.
- At Lascaux nothing is simply thrown away. ... Lascaux colours are produced without additive solvents, and they are qualified as poison-free.
- Lascaux IV is designed to initiate a transition through time and space, creating an adventure similar to that of the cave’s first discoverers in 1940.
- Like the Chauvet Cave paintings, Lascaux's cave art was protected by a landslide which sealed off access to the cave around 13,000 BCE.