Cows on Canvas

I think that paintings depicting animals are very creative and imaginative. This is a short series about all kinds of animal paintings with a link to each given below. It all started with Animals on Canvas, then Wild Animals, Lions, and Horses on Canvas. After this article, there will be paintings depicting birds.

For a long part of human history cattle have been a part of the picture. There are cave paintings from back to 40,000 years standing in Borneo representing depictions of humans and cattle.

Landscape with a Rainbow 1636 Peter Paul Rubens

Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens was one of the most famous members of the Baroque Period. He lived during the 16th and 17th centuries when farming and cattle were staples of communities across Europe. He created this painting depicting the countryside bordered by mature trees. People are shown working alongside their cattle as a large, colorful rainbow stretches across the sky.

Peasants of Flagey Back from the Fair 1850 Gustave Corbet

French Realism artist Gustave Courbet created this artwork in 1850. It is considered to be one of the most famous paintings featuring cattle. The painting depicts a group of farmers returning from the local fair led by two cows, There are men on horseback who travel to the fairs to buy and sell livestock,

Ploughing in Nevers Rosa Bonheur

French artist Rosa Bonheur was a 19th-century painter focusing on artwork depicting animals. Her most notable works featured livestock. This painting has vivid colors and depicts the image of standing in a field watching a team of oxen drive along and till the soil. This is one of her most famous artworks featuring cattle.

Lying Cow 1883 Vincent Van Gogh

Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh was one of the most celebrated artists of the Post-Impressionist movement. This artwork is one of two paintings that the artist created living in The Hague before he departed for the Netherlands. This painting is famous for being a classic Impressionist painting that is one of the rarest Gogh paintings created.

Cart with Black Oxen 1884 Vincent Van Gogh

Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh was living in Nuenen, Germany in 1884 when he created this artwork. The painting depicts a skinny cow attached to a cart with a harness. The artwork is very dark and symbolizes the realities and harshness of life in some farm communities.

Woman Milking a Cow 1854 Jean-Francoise Millet

French artist Jean-Francois Millet is one of the most well-known painters of the Realism era in 19th-century Europe. Most of his paintings featured landscape scenes and focused on farming. This is one of his highest-regarded paintings. This artwork depicts a seated woman, milking a cow as the morning sun comes over the horizon illuminating the hillside in the background. Other cows can be seen on the hillside.

Young Milkmaid Late 1800s Julien Dupre

French artist Julien Dupre was part of the Realism Era during the mid-to-late 19th century. This artwork depicts a young girl standing alongside a dairy cow. She is holding a milk jug, Other cows are standing nearby.

A Brindled Shorthorn Cow, Bred at Clake Thomas Weaver

English artist Thomas Weaver lived most of his life in Britain. He had a fascination with rural farming life. This artwork depicts a cow with a much smaller head than its body would indicate.

Girls Tending a Cow in Pasteur 1874 Camille Pissarro

Danish-French Impressionist artist Camille Pissarro is one of the most prominent figures of the Impressionist movement. This painting depicts a sunny scene with a girl holding the reins of a haltered cow grazing along a hillside. In the background is a group of women harvesting crops.

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