by Antonio Beltrán Martínez · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788474900408
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«De cazadores a pastores, el arte rupestre del Levante español» is Antonio Beltrán Martínez's essay, published by Encuentro in paperback (93 pages).
The essay surveys the rock art of the Spanish Levant through its two major phases: hunter paintings and shepherd representations. The work focuses on primitive art and rock paintings in Spain, and is completed with a detailed bibliography for those wishing to delve deeper into the subject.
Published in 1982, it is part of the «Huellas del hombre» series; includes 31 plates and a final bibliography (pp. 86-93).
For readers interested in prehistoric art, rock paintings, and the history of Spain.
Spanish prehistorian and historian of the city of Zaragoza (1916–2006)
