Cow Art : mural painting "The cordée from father to son"
Contact
Chemin de la Forclaz
Le Grand-Bornand Village
74450
Le Grand-Bornand
Phone : +33 4 50 02 78 00
"The cordée from Father to Son" is a mural painting realised in 2014 by the collective Melting Paint
This other mural is a sepia-tinted tribute to its location: a building belonging to a family in the village that produced three generations of shoemakers and tanners. Located a stone’s throw from the “Café des Artistes” and the “Circus of Forgotten Trades” mural, it brings new life to this secret part of the village.
All year round, daily.
In summary
- Main facilities :
- Historic site and monument
- Laguage(s) spoken :
- French
- Environments :
- Near shuttle stop
- Village centre
Description
- Period :
- 21st C
- Historical heritage :
- Historic patrimony
- Fresco/wall painting
- Style :
- Contemporary
Facilities and services
- Services :
- Pets welcome
- Parking :
- Parking
- SITRA services :
- Services
To note
- Type of SITRA offer :
- Open air
- Accessibility criteria for people with reduced mobility :
- Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance
Localisation
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Art vache : fresque "La cordée de paire en fils"
Chemin de la Forclaz
Le Grand-Bornand Village
74450
Le Grand-Bornand
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 45.942557
Longitude : 6.427562
Next to the "Café des Artistes".
Tarifs
Free access.
View also
Sculpture on wood by Enrico Massetto.
Realized in a week during "Au Bonheur des Mômes"
This metal sculpture was created by Michel Pourchet for the 30th anniversary of the Festival Au Bonheur des Mômes.
These two metal sculptures were created by Guili-Guili 22 years apart, the first for the "Ils voient des vaches partout" exhibition in 2000, and the second for the " Ils voient des vaches partout, le retour" exhibition in 2022.
An original work in leather, created for the 30th anniversary of the Au Bonheur des Mômes festival.