Based on the context provided regarding prehistoric cave art of bulls, the following three facts are true:
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Image is from the Lascaux Caves - This is correct if referring specifically to the Lascaux cave paintings, which are famous prehistoric cave artworks located in France.
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One of these bulls is considered to be the largest animal found in cave art - This is likely true as there are indeed depictions of large animals in the Lascaux Caves, including the depiction of bulls, which are typically larger than other animals portrayed.
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Considered the most famous cave art - This is accurate, as the Lascaux Cave paintings are among the most recognized and studied examples of prehistoric art.
The other options, "shows the domestication of animals" and "discovered in 1879 in Spain," are not applicable to the Lascaux Caves since they mainly feature wild animals and Lascaux is in France, not Spain.