Tête de vache or La vache 1926

Created in 1926 by Marc Chagall, "Tête de Vache" or "La Vache" is a vibrant and abstract painting. Characterized by bold colors and expressive brushstrokes, the artwork depicts a cow's head, with the animal's large eye and horn prominent. The use of bright colors, particularly a dominant blue background, creates a whimsical and dreamlike atmosphere, echoing the artist's signature style of "magical realism" and his fascination with the fantastical and the subconscious. This painting exemplifies Chagall's exploration of symbolism and his deep connection to his Jewish heritage.