Cow 1926

"Cow" (1926) is a minimalist sculpture by Alexander Calder. This piece, made of wire, showcases Calder's signature style of abstract representation. The work captures the essence of a cow through simplified lines and forms, highlighting Calder's keen observation of natural forms and his masterful use of line. Known for his innovative and playful approach to sculpture, Calder's "Cow" represents a shift from traditional sculpture, embracing a more whimsical and expressive form.