Cairn de Barnenez, vue d'ensemble de la façade sud-est (stretched canvas)

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Giclee print on Fine Art canvas mounted on a 2 cm thick wooden frame. For greater compliance with the original work, the printing covers the entire chosen format, the part of the canvas covering the sides of the chassis remains white. The reproduction will be shipped in protective packaging to be received in perfect condition.

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About the Artwork

Cairn de Barnenez, vue d'ensemble de la façade sud-est

Cairn de Barnenez, vue d'ensemble de la façade sud-est

Original work by: Olivier Huard Olivier Huard - Cairn de Barnenez, vue d'ensemble de la façade sud-est - © Olivier Huard - Centre des monuments nationaux

Mysteries and Remnants Cairn de Barnenez

About the monument

Cairn de Barnenez

Master builders. Two sorts of vaulting are used in these tombs, either flat stones as used in traditional dolmens or 'false' rounded domes made from a clever arrangement of small flat stones. The cairn was built in the Neolithic period (4500 to 3500 BC) when sedentary farming communities first emerged.

A 'rediscovered' site. It was identified as a "tumulus" (man-made earth mound) in 1850, but rediscovered in 1955 when it was being used as a quarry. From 1955 to 1968 excavation and consolidation work was carried out, and this enormous mound of stones regained its original appearance.