The Creative Explosion
Book description
An analysis of the origins of the prehistoric cave paintings and sculptures of Europe examines the link between art, creativity, religion and ritual, and group solidarity
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1 author picked The Creative Explosion as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
In taking on any project dealing with the origins of art or religion in any time and place I have found Pfeiffer’s book to be an excellent and easily readable starting point.
As an experienced journalist and writer, his ability to take on difficult subjects in the human origins story in a way the average reader can comprehend and enjoy keeps his work relevant, despite the passing years.
Following his own path through some of the art caves of southern France many years later, I found a reread of this book and the still relevant questions it asks and attempts…
From T.C.'s list on the amazing history of the south of France.
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