Mammoth. The Cave Of Rouffignac

The cave of Rouffignac also known as the "Cave of a thousand mammoths".Located in the historic French region of Perigord.Wall paintings and engravings date back to the magdalenian culture, that is, XII—XI BC. Mostly the drawings depict mammoths, Buffalo, woolly rhinos and Alpine goats. To the earlier period belong the claw marks of cave bears on the walls.

The drawing is executed in charcoal on paper manual low tide, simulating a wild rock. Each leaf is cast by hand and has a natural live edge, your unique pattern of interlacing of fibers and herbal smell amazing.
The drawing is part of a collection of five works. It is a polyptych; the drawings are linked by a common plot, unity of color and compositional structure.
Two of them, with pictures of groups of animals, can be placed as one diptych.
As a second diptych, you can use two - the mammoth and rhinoceros.