Cowboy Cow
2003 by George Rodrigue
60 x 76 x 16
Acrylic paint on fiberglass
Signed by the artist
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Cows on Parade became a worldwide phenomenon when it debuted in Chicago in the summer of 1999 after premiering in Zurich in 1998. The idea was to have artists, architects, and designers paint the fiberglass cows and exhibit them around the city. Three hundred life size cows were exhibited all over Chicago, including three painted by Rodrigue for Neiman Marcus to graze in their flower gardens on Michigan Avenue. At the conclusion of the exhibition, the cows were auctioned off and the money was donated to charitable organizations. Rodrigue requested some additional cows to paint for himself, one of which he ultimately sold to his good friend Don Sanders with a special “Texas” theme.
Third-Size Cow
ca. 2003 by George Rodrigue
29 x 46 x 15
Acrylic paint on fiberglass
Signed by the artist
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