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Discover the groundbreaking exploration of the world's earliest art with 'The First Artists'. This remarkable book, published by Thames and Hudson Ltd in 2017, unveils the fascinating journey into ancient artistic expressions, making it an essential addition to any art history collection. With an ISBN of 9780500051870, this brand new volume dives deep into the genesis of art, challenging the conventional Eurocentric narrative centered on Franco-Spanish cave art. Authors Paul Bahn and Michel Lorblanchet utilize cutting-edge scientific and archaeological techniques to present a worldwide perspective on the origins of artistic endeavors. This carefully researched work examines the capabilities of early humans, including Neanderthals, revealing their artistic expressions that transcend mere survival instincts. Readers will find a compelling argument that humanity's creative impulse flourished wherever our ancestors roamed, emphasizing the universal history of art that parallels mankind's development. Perfect for art enthusiasts and scholars alike, 'The First Artists' offers an enlightening look into how art emerged as a defining feature of human culture. Don't miss the chance to own this vivid narrative that bridges the past with the present, showcasing how art is a timeless reflection of humanity's journey. Join the quest to understand the essence of creativity today!