No. 107240076

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Merchandise figure - Resin - Original Cow parade sculpture - 2002 - 2000-2010
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Merchandise figure - Resin - Original Cow parade sculpture - 2002 - 2000-2010

Real Pascal Knapp cow sculpture. This sculpture is part of the famous international public art exhibition CowParade. Pop Art style decorative object out of stock. It is a collectible piece made of hand-painted resin or porcelain (miniature reproduction from the event) , depicting a cow dressed in the colors of the United States flag as a basketball outfit (complete with jersey, star-patterned shorts, athletic socks, and a basketball). The basic cow shapes for this collection were originally designed by Swiss sculptor Pascal Knapp, while the specific artistic designs are created by various independent artists for each edition around the world. Description: POP ART style sculpture Dimensions: Height: 30 cm, Width: 20 cm, depth : 9 cm. Technique : porcelain or ceramics Signature: Stamped original model Condition: Good (see photos) Minor restoration on the basketball, though invisible. Slight signs of rubbing on the upper collar. Shipping: Fast and careful via Colissimo with tracking number (Worldwide) Shipping: Our shipping rates include insurance, packaging, pickup, and delivery against signature; costs are calculated based on the package weight, the item's value, and the destination. - Within the EU: Shipping via Colissimo (La Poste) within the European Union. Other carriers are available upon request and subject to applicable rates. - Outside the EU: Shipping outside the European Union is handled exclusively via Colissimo (La Poste). However, if you wish to use a different carrier for destinations outside the EU, this is possible but will require a recalculation of costs, resulting in an additional charge—which may be significant depending on the package specifications, the item, and the destination country. Please let us know if you have a preferred carrier. We cannot delay shipment for logistical reasons; thank you for your understanding. About the artist : Pascal Knapp (born 1957) is a Swiss sculptor and painter who works primarily with stone and steel, and is widely known for originating the global public art event CowParade. Artistic Background Born in Switzerland in 1957. Focuses on physical sculpture using raw materials like stone and metal, alongside stone restoration and portrait work. Maintains an active portfolio in painting and regional European exhibitions. The CowParade LegacyCreated the original cow sculptures in 1998 in Switzerland intended to bring humor and art to public city spaces. Expanded internationally after commercial rights were acquired, turning into the worldwide public art phenomenon seen across major global cities.

No. 107240076

Sold
Merchandise figure - Resin - Original Cow parade sculpture - 2002 - 2000-2010

Merchandise figure - Resin - Original Cow parade sculpture - 2002 - 2000-2010

Real Pascal Knapp cow sculpture.
This sculpture is part of the famous international public art exhibition CowParade.
Pop Art style decorative object out of stock.

It is a collectible piece made of hand-painted resin or porcelain (miniature reproduction from the event) , depicting a cow dressed in the colors of the United States flag as a basketball outfit (complete with jersey, star-patterned shorts, athletic socks, and a basketball). The basic cow shapes for this collection were originally designed by Swiss sculptor Pascal Knapp, while the specific artistic designs are created by various independent artists for each edition around the world.



Description: POP ART style sculpture
Dimensions: Height: 30 cm, Width: 20 cm, depth : 9 cm.
Technique : porcelain or ceramics
Signature: Stamped original model
Condition: Good (see photos)
Minor restoration on the basketball, though invisible. Slight signs of rubbing on the upper collar.
Shipping: Fast and careful via Colissimo with tracking number (Worldwide)

Shipping:
Our shipping rates include insurance, packaging, pickup, and delivery against signature; costs are calculated based on the package weight, the item's value, and the destination.
- Within the EU: Shipping via Colissimo (La Poste) within the European Union. Other carriers are available upon request and subject to applicable rates.
- Outside the EU: Shipping outside the European Union is handled exclusively via Colissimo (La Poste). However, if you wish to use a different carrier for destinations outside the EU, this is possible but will require a recalculation of costs, resulting in an additional charge—which may be significant depending on the package specifications, the item, and the destination country.
Please let us know if you have a preferred carrier.
We cannot delay shipment for logistical reasons; thank you for your understanding.

About the artist :

Pascal Knapp (born 1957) is a Swiss sculptor and painter who works primarily with stone and steel, and is widely known for originating the global public art event CowParade.

Artistic Background
Born in Switzerland in 1957.
Focuses on physical sculpture using raw materials like stone and metal, alongside stone restoration and portrait work.
Maintains an active portfolio in painting and regional European exhibitions.
The CowParade LegacyCreated the original cow sculptures in 1998 in Switzerland intended to bring humor and art to public city spaces.
Expanded internationally after commercial rights were acquired, turning into the worldwide public art phenomenon seen across major global cities.


Final bid
€ 75
No reserve price
Clément Floch
Expert
Estimate  € 110 - € 160

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