This is a drawing of a drawing, a likeness of a bison engraved on cave floor at Niaux.
The likeness is part of the Wellcome Collection, but the original is where it’s been for around 14,000 years, in a cavern in the foothills of the Pyrenees near Foix, France in a steep-sided valley formed by the Ariege River. There are other animals on display there – weasels, ibexes, aurochs, horses, and even a bear paw-print.
It’s “Magdalenian” because that’s the name of the period of time 15,000 to 12,000 years before the present.