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- La Chaire-à-Calvin
- Wall Art of Cap Blanc rockshelter
The wall art at Chaire-à-Calvin consists of a frieze sculpted in situ and a decorated block
This decorated block discovered by Pierre David in 1929, shortly after the discovery of the wall art, is now in the collections of the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Angoulême. The wall sculptures, which were open to the elements, were gradually covered over by a series of mineral and plant material deposits. Their visibility was also affected by modern human intervention.