Humankind has been making art for at least 100,000 years.
c. 2000 B.C.E.
Periods
Paleolithic
Neolithic
All content | Prehistoric
From painted rock to carved bone, tiny sculptures to monumental stele, prehistoric art gives clues to human creativity.
Humankind has been making art for at least 100,000 years.
c. 2000 B.C.E.
From painted rock to carved bone, tiny sculptures to monumental stele, prehistoric art gives clues to human creativity.
Join us to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!
Starting from the views granted by the doors and windows of the bohío in ‘The Wake’, we will consider how Francisco Oller approached different features of the Puerto Rican landscape through Impressionism, his preferred style for representing the natural world. Landscape paintings of ceiba and palm trees, as well as representations of fruits like plantains and coconuts, will also allow us to explore themes of nationalism and cultural identity in 19th century Puerto Rico.
Join Dr. Tamara Calcaño and Dr. Maya Jimenez for this teaching webinar.
