the nomadic exhibition has left for cork

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And when everything lights up, it’s magic!

The bull hall (scale 60) reproduced for Lascaux III, the nomadic exhibition © Radio France
– Photo: Marlène Laroche

Alan Bol plastic artist on the model of the “Bull Hall” of Lascaux

“Lascaux III” allows as many people as possible to discover this treasure of prehistoric paintings. This facsimile of the Lascaux caves travels the world through Brussels, Paris, Chicago, Korea, Japan and South Africa. The AFSP team showed us the work done on the model which left at the end of November for Belgium. Alan Bol (trained in Fine Arts) is one of the visual artists of the Atelier des Fac-Similés du Périgord (AFSP) team, directed by Francis Rigenbach. The artist, an electrician in his spare time, describes his work on the room of the bulls reproduced in the 60th century of the Lascaux Cave. We also attended the last finishes, before crating for Belgium, and in particular the settings of the electric lighting which allows the best use of the wall paintings. This nomadic exhibition travels the world and is currently in Liège.

Alan bol plasticien, at L'Atelier des Fac-similés du Périgord, installs the lighting on the model (scale 60) of the nomadic exhibition
Alan bol plasticien, at L’Atelier des Fac-similés du Périgord, installs the lighting on the model (scale 60) of the nomadic exhibition © Radio France
– Photo: Marlène Laroche
Lascaux III: Alan Bol refines the last adjustments of the facsimile (scale 60)
Lascaux III: Alan Bol refines the last adjustments of the facsimile (scale 60) © Radio France
– Photo: Marlène Laroche


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