New Street Art Mural Links to Paleolithic 'Red Lady' at Cantabria Festival
During the second edition of the 'Alegra la Vista' Festival, a fresh street art installation was unveiled. This new piece revises an existing mural and is associated with an earlier artwork named 'Luz Ancestral,' which illustrates a younger representation of the Red Lady from the Mirón Cave. This link honors the archaeological heritage of Cantabria, a region with a human history that traces back to the Magdalenian era of the Upper Paleolithic.
Key facts
- Created at the 2nd 'Alegra la Vista' Festival
- Linked to earlier piece 'Luz Ancestral'
- 'Luz Ancestral' features a younger version of the Red Lady from the Mirón Cave
- Commemorates the archaeology of Cantabria
- Cantabrian archaeology dates back to the Magdalenian period
- The Red Lady is a Paleolithic figure
- The new work is an updated artwork status
- The festival is called 'Alegra la Vista'
Entities
Locations
- Cantabria
- Mirón Cave