Altamira Tapestries

Very old cave paintings

The beautiful and lethal medusa, from one mosaic tables I created in 2011

A true prehistoric art design, a bison from the Cave of Altamira (Spain)

Cave painting of a huge bufffalo painted in the cave of Altamira, Spain. About 15,000 years old, this painting was created digitally: Courtesy: Commons. 

This image of a prehistoric buck is one of the incredible paintings of contemporary styles created some fifteen thousand years ago or more, found in Altamira caves of Spain . The image is a curated version.

This image of a prehistoric bison, created by some caveman some fifteen thousand years ago or more, was found in Altamira caves of Spain . The image is a curated version

Cave painting of two bison derived from a group of animals painted in the cave of Altamira, Spain. The photographic reproduction of the original mural, used as source of this work, has been released into public domain by its copyright holder.

This line drawing of a horse, created with charcoal by some caveman some fifteen thousand years ago or more, was found in the Altamira caves of Spain. The image is a curated version.

A perfect, funny and cute garden bird design for birthdays, Christmas, your friends, brother, sister, grandparents, mom, dad, birders and biologists. It's the perfect solution for anyone who loves pretty blue jays, garden cardinal birds and animals.

Condesa de Altamira and Her Daughter, Maria Agustina by Francisco Goya, 1787-1788. Oil on canvas.

This is a cluster of prehistoric marine molluscs with shallow conical shells found clinging to the rocks of Altamira Cave discovered by Édouard Harlé. Formally it is called ‘Patella Vulgata’, and is better known by its nickname ‘Remains of a meal’. Courtesy Commons.

The Boar Hunt Red version - Paleolithic bow hunters hunting a prehistoric boar from cave drawings. Some non patterned items have the phrase, "EAT ME" within the pig. minimal primitive art designed by pelagioAM

Oriole in the Greenery ©Debra Martz We were walking the trails at the Bentsen Rio Grande Valley State Park when this Altamira Oriole flew in along the edge. I could not have asked for it to land in a more perfect place. This state park is located in Texas along the border of Mexico and is a favorite place of mine to go birding when in the area. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 20240307-DSC_0597.NEF Alt Text: A vibrant yellow and orange bird is perched on the branches of a green leafy tree. The Oriole is looking to its side, and the background is a soft bokeh of greenery, highlighting the bird's bright plumage. Photography by Debra Martz

Visit Altamira Cave in Cantabria, Spain.