Kop van een gevlekte koe 1819

This detailed pen and ink drawing titled "Kop van een gevlekte koe," meaning "Head of a Spotted Cow," was created by Cornelis Steffelaar in 1819. The artwork features a close-up of the cow's head, capturing its distinct markings and textured skin. The artist's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the rendering of the cow's eye, horns, and nose. Steffelaar's work, often depicting farm animals, is a testament to his keen observation and skillful use of line. This small-scale piece, measuring 89 mm in height and 65 mm in width, exemplifies the Dutch artist's contribution to the realm of animal portraiture.