Groundbreaking Art Book Explores Impact of Tribal and Ancient Art on Human Behavior

The Commonality of Humans Through Art is a groundbreaking art book that explores the impact of tribal and ancient art on human behavior over the past 30,000 years. The book assembles ten leading scholars in a collection of chapters on art history and cultural anthropology, offering insights from fields in neuroscience, anthropology, and art. Featuring 400 vibrant color photos of tribal and ancient art objects from renowned museums and private collections, the book examines the interconnectivity of humanity and art across diverse cultures. It explores themes of family, motherhood, conflict, warfare, sickness, healing, religion, and the brain, and is not only a valuable reference for libraries and art courses but also a beautiful coffee table book for art enthusiasts alike.