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    The Eyes of the Rock

    May 21, 2015 Uncategorized

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    Le Grand Taureau Noir projected on the outside of the caves of Lascaux. Seen at Lascaux III at Cinquantenaire Museum (Royal Museums of Art and History), April 2015 http://lascaux.culture.fr/#/fr/02_02_01_04.xml

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