Gallic art

Gallic art refers to the visual culture of the ancient Gauls, Celtic tribes in what is now France and surrounding areas, roughly from 500 BCE to Roman conquest. It features intricate metalwork, jewelry, weapons, and sculptures with detailed patterns, stylized animal motifs, and geometric designs. Known for its craftsmanship, Gallic art often exhibits a bold, abstract style that emphasizes symmetry and stylization. It reflects their beliefs, social status, and artistry, blending indigenous traditions with influences from neighboring cultures. Overall, Gallic art is valued for its craftsmanship and distinctive, imaginative aesthetic.