"The Suckled Cow" is a metal sculpture created in 2004 by the French artist Pierre-Louis Chippon.
A former goat farmer, the artist Pierre-Louis Chippon has moved into the field of animal and human sculpture, using mainly old farm tools. An intricate, detailed artwork made from salvaged materials, this cow has pride of place in front of the Heritage House and gives a second life to these obsolete tools.
All year round, daily.
In summary
Main facilities :
Historic site and monument
Laguage(s) spoken :
French
Environments :
Village centre
Mobilité :
Near shuttle stop
Description
Period :
21st C
Historical heritage :
Historic patrimony
Statue
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 :
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.