Marianne Igel / From the catalogue
Cow paintings by Marianne Igel
Cattle recur in Marianne’s work: a single head, a pair, or a collage. This selection brings together eight works with that subject from her catalogue.
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Cattle in painting and collage
The selection brings together works from different years and in different formats. It is a thematic selection, not a series named by Marianne.

The Cow
80 × 70 cm, 2013
A single cow’s head fills the image, fading into the grey ground at the right.

bim-bam bim-bam
50 × 50 cm, 2018
Two cow heads stand against turquoise green; a yellow ring suggests a bell.

What's New?
80 × 80 cm, 2014
A cow in profile looks out from a loosely painted white-grey ground.

Ronia the Beautiful
50 × 50 cm, 2012
A dark head stands against strong red; the collar reads ‘RONJA’.

Untitled XX
50 × 40 cm, 2021
Pink and magenta define the head against green-brown; below are the words ‘auf der Weide’.

Untitled XXI
50 × 50 cm, 2021
Two cattle are drawn in charcoal and thin paint above handwritten lines.

Untitled XXII
2021
A black-and-white head against ochre meets newspaper and the word ‘COW’.

Cattle, in four parts
Mixed media
Four framed works show cattle over printed paper.
One subject, different views
‘La vache’ shows a single head frontally; in ‘bim-bam bim-bam’, two cow heads stand close together. Other works combine animal drawings with writing or newspaper.
Dimensions and dates are shown only when documented. The catalogue does not establish which originals are currently available.
Kuh-nter-buntes at the studio
Under the title ‘Kuh-nter-buntes’, Marianne documents a presentation of her cow paintings at the Kunstwerkstatt in Bad Feilnbach-Au. The news entry contains the published details and visiting dates.
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