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Palaeolithic cave art from a psychological perspective: exploring the perception, the inspiration and the creation of humankind's earliest art form.
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Dr Ilse Vickers examines the dynamic relationship between Palaeolithic Cave Art and Depth Psychology; Ice Age rock art within the depths of the cave.
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An essay by Dr Ilse Vickers investigating the psyche of the Ice Age artist, exploring the primitive and the modern, set in the cave of Niaux in France.
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