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On the Panel of Hand Prints, the Rhinoceros Frieze is composed of five animals in line, painted in various shades of red. The first one on the left, reduced to just a head, is a young animal, followed by an adult female with long horns and a raised tail. A ω-shaped sign covers this drawing and makes it difficult to see. Behind the female, a male rhinoceros in an orange colour is followed by a fourth, damaged by water flows and finally a fifth, separate from the other figures and superimposed over a feline head.
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Panoramique associé
Type de notice
Cartel
Coordonnées
ath="-34.77" atv="-5.06"
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