Kuh (studie) 1890

Eugène Burnand’s *Kuh (studie)* is a study of a cow, rendered in a naturalistic style. The black and white drawing, likely made with charcoal or pencil, emphasizes the animal’s muscular form and its stance. The artist’s attention to detail can be seen in the cow’s spotted coat and the textured depiction of its fur. Burnand was a Swiss artist known for his landscapes and animal studies, capturing the beauty of rural life in his work. This study is a testament to his skill as a draftsman, showcasing his ability to capture the essence of his subject with precision and sensitivity.