Historians have taken three methods in determining the emergence and development of art. Some of them took the remains of the first primitive man as a basis for their research. Some of them took the life of the wild, inbred tribes that still live in some of the regions of the earth as a basis for study. Some of them took the emergence and development of the child as a measure of the emergence and development of man. In doing so, they follow the opinion that the child in his development represents the development of humanity since its inception.
There is no doubt that there is a deficiency in each of these measurements that requires some doubt about the results reached. The traces of the first man cannot be connected in their links until they represent the entire history. There are always missing links that researchers complete by measuring and deducing, and this, of course, cannot be confirmed as correct.

Mohamed Abdel Hadi