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I also had this with the Neanderthals paintings of Tom Bjørklund. Most of the time Neanderthals are rendered as ape like beings, but he draws them as humans. Th
by thdrdt 7y ago
I also had this with the Neanderthals paintings of Tom Bjørklund. Most of the time Neanderthals are rendered as ape like beings, but he draws them as humans. This made me think completely different about Neanderthals.
A list of his work: https://steemit.com/art/@cultureshock/these-neanderthal-character-studies-by-tom-bjoerklund-look-awesome https://steemit.com/art/@cultureshock/these-neanderthal-char...
His website: https://www.tombjorklund.fi/ https://www.tombjorklund.fi/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tombjorklundart/ https://www.instagram.com/tombjorklundart/
- swamp40 7y agoYou (everyone) should study their skeletons. No different from ours, unless you are a forensic anthropologist. Especially considering the wide variety of human body shapes. Showing them as ape-like is a type of racism. Technically speciesism I suppose.
- shrewduser 7y agowhat? they seem noticeably different to me.
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- as-j 7y agoI think I work beside the 2nd one... ;)