lifeのインスタグラム(life) - 9月12日 22時55分

On this day in 1940 the Lascaux cave paintings were discovered near Montignac, France. The prehistoric cave paintings are estimated to be close to 20,000 years old. In 1947, LIFE magazine's Ralph Morse went to Lascaux, becoming the first professional photographer to document the breathtaking scenes. This image ran in the Feb. 24, 1947 issue of LIFE with the following caption: "Ceiling of cave chamber shows trotting horses and cows done at various ages of prehistoric man. The cow (lower left) was drawn over earlier cow done in Perigordian period. The ceiling, which is now 12 feet high, was within easy reach of the cave artists. Since then centuries of water cut floor to lower level. (Ralph Morse—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #Lascaux #CavePaintings #France

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