CowParade - "Partying with Pi-COW-So" (Medium) CERAMIC COW

About the ceramic cow

Predominant colors in this whimsical take on Picasso are pink and red. Indeed, the ceramic cow is the exact reproduction of the life-size cow showcased at the Austin CowParade exhibit in 2011. It features a medium size cow grazing. This Partying with Pi-COW-So" punctuated by lips, hearts, and other interesting shapes, is a follow-up to last year's popular Museum Edition reproduction of this cow. In short, the artist Allison Gregory wanted to reveal Pablo Picasso painting work and Cubism influence. By the way, Allison Gregory was the only painter who designed four cows for the Austin Cow Parade. Obviously, this cow "name involves a play on words to the famous artist Picasso. The ceramic cow is part of the CowParade figurines Museum Edition. It always comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and a soft dust bag.

About Austin CowParade event

A multicolored herd of mammal statues stood on Austin streets for the Cow Parade event during Fall 2011. Local artistis decorated more than 70 fiberglass art cows that populated public spaces as part of a fundraiser for the Superhero Kids at Dell Children's Medical Center of Central Texas. In November 2011, the cows were auctioned off for about $1.5 million. At that time, two cows were sold $150,000 each while the regular average is $7,500 per cow.