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Series of various oxen and cows ('Het Bullenboekje'). Plate 4. The grazing cow.
Series of various oxen and cows ('Het Bullenboekje'). Plate 5. The cow with the crumpled horn.
Series of various oxen and cows ('Het Bullenboekje'). Plate 7. Two oxen fighting.
Cows and sheep. Plate 2: A pied bull and three sheep.
Another series of cows. Plate 3: A recumbent cow, in profile to left.
Another series of cows. Plate 5: A cow standing in a landscape.
Sheep, goats and cows series: Recumbent bull.
Sheep, goats and cows series: Recumbent bull.
A Cow Standing and Another Lying Down
Series of various oxen and cows ('Het Bullenboekje'). Plate 2. A cow standing and another lying down.
Summary
Public domain image of a rural landscape, agriculture, farm animals, livestock, pasture, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description
Paulus Potter was a Dutch painter who lived between 1625 and 1654. He is best known for his paintings of animals, especially cows, often depicted in pastoral landscapes. Potter was born into a family of artists and began his career as a painter at an early age. He studied with his father, Pieter Potter, and later with the painter Jacob de Wet. Potter's work was in great demand during his lifetime and he received commissions from wealthy patrons throughout the Netherlands. Despite his short career, Potter is considered one of the most important animal painters of the Dutch Golden Age. His paintings continue to be admired for their realism, attention to detail and pastoral charm.