About this piece
Note a hunched, low-slung figure with a creased back and a head thrust forward.
This cast iron figure of a cow is from Japan, and dates to the mid 20th century. Cast iron is hard and durable, and its surface typically darkens and may develop a mild patina of rust as it ages. This animal has a broad sunken back, angular shoulder planes and short splayed feet. The surface is a dull brown with olive-green tinges, and a pale glaze is visible where the surface has chipped near the head. It is 4.25 inches wide, 1.25 deep and 2.5 high.
Compact, creased and perfectly content to be looked at.
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